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I have a workbook with several sheets each containing a pivot table in
Excel 2003. The last sheet in the book compiles data from the other sheets using the GetPivotData function. I want to copy all the sheets to a new workbook and preserve the relative referencing. That is, the GetPivotData functions on the last page of the NEW workbook should reference the pivot tables in the NEW workbook and not the ones in the original workbook. I copy the sheets to a new workbook all together using: ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Copy Still, Excel inserts a reference to the original workbook in the getPivotData function in the new workbook (using the fullfilepath) . Any ideas? |
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