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SaveCopyAs corrupts pivot tables
I've got an Excel 2003 workbook that contains a couple of pivot tables which
work fine. The workbook also has a custom menu item that runs the SaveAsCopy method to serve as a backup of the open workbook with a predetermined naming convention and location. This also works fine. My problem is if I refresh a pivot table and run the SaveAsCopy method, in either order, then close the workbook, I get "Unable to Read File" error the next time I open the workbook. After clicking OK, the file does open, but a "Repair.." window is displayed explaining that the PivotTable Report "was discarded due to integrity problems". Does anyone have any ideas on what could be happening and how to address? thanks -- D.Farns |
Additional Indo: SaveCopyAs corrupts pivot tables
If I refresh the pivot table using the "Refresh Data" option on the Data or
PivotTable menu I can run the SaveAsCopy method and NOT get the Unable to Read File error next time I open the file. However, the pivot tables in this workbook are refreshed via a line of code in a sub procedure which does cause the error when SaveAsCopy is also run. I suspect I need to change my PT refresh code. Here's what I'm using today to refresh: Worksheets("MySheet").PivotTables("MyPT").PivotCac he.Refresh -- D.Farns "D.Farns" wrote: I've got an Excel 2003 workbook that contains a couple of pivot tables which work fine. The workbook also has a custom menu item that runs the SaveAsCopy method to serve as a backup of the open workbook with a predetermined naming convention and location. This also works fine. My problem is if I refresh a pivot table and run the SaveAsCopy method, in either order, then close the workbook, I get "Unable to Read File" error the next time I open the workbook. After clicking OK, the file does open, but a "Repair.." window is displayed explaining that the PivotTable Report "was discarded due to integrity problems". Does anyone have any ideas on what could be happening and how to address? thanks -- D.Farns |
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