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Pivot Table help!
Is there a specific news net that deals with pivot tables? Or any web sites?
My problem is I have a calculated field that will divide a field number by a monthly constant. My page field is the Month column so I can select any of the months to display in the pivot table. However, the constant in the calculated field is different for each month. Right now I have 12 copies of the same pivot table, each displaying a different Month, then I edit the constant for each table. So I really have a variable constant for each month. Is there a way to tell the calculated field to use a certain constant depending upon which month is selected in the page field? That would let me get rid of the other 11 table copies. Mike F |
Pivot Table help!
You could use a worksheet formula to return the value for the month
selected in the page field, e.g.: =VLOOKUP(B3,MonthLU,2,0) Then, use the PivotUpdate event to change the calculated field, e.g.: '========================== Private Sub Worksheet_PivotTableUpdate(ByVal Target As PivotTable) Dim lMonth As Long lMonth = Me.Range("MonthValue").Value Application.EnableEvents = False Me.PivotTables(Target.Name).CalculatedFields("Mont hDiv") _ .StandardFormula = "=Units/" & lMonth Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '============================ Mike Fogleman wrote: Is there a specific news net that deals with pivot tables? Or any web sites? My problem is I have a calculated field that will divide a field number by a monthly constant. My page field is the Month column so I can select any of the months to display in the pivot table. However, the constant in the calculated field is different for each month. Right now I have 12 copies of the same pivot table, each displaying a different Month, then I edit the constant for each table. So I really have a variable constant for each month. Is there a way to tell the calculated field to use a certain constant depending upon which month is selected in the page field? That would let me get rid of the other 11 table copies. Mike F -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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