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Pivot Tables by Macro
Hi
I have a spreadsheet with five sheets and I would like to develop a macro, if possible that creates the pivot tables that I require. I only want the pivot table to count. Can anyone give me a code for pivot table macros Column A is the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area using the same data I then want to create another pivot table with Column C as the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area I would like the pivot tables to be displayed on the same sheet |
Pivot Tables by Macro
If you record one while you do it manually, you'll have your code.
But just a suggestion... I'd put the pivottable on its own dedicated sheet. Who knows how big the table can grow if any of the users start to pivot it on different items??? Max2073 wrote: Hi I have a spreadsheet with five sheets and I would like to develop a macro, if possible that creates the pivot tables that I require. I only want the pivot table to count. Can anyone give me a code for pivot table macros Column A is the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area using the same data I then want to create another pivot table with Column C as the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area I would like the pivot tables to be displayed on the same sheet -- Dave Peterson |
Pivot Tables by Macro
When I record it manually and run it, I get the following
Run-time error '1004' AddFields method of Pivot Table class failed and I am unsure how to fix this. "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you record one while you do it manually, you'll have your code. But just a suggestion... I'd put the pivottable on its own dedicated sheet. Who knows how big the table can grow if any of the users start to pivot it on different items??? Max2073 wrote: Hi I have a spreadsheet with five sheets and I would like to develop a macro, if possible that creates the pivot tables that I require. I only want the pivot table to count. Can anyone give me a code for pivot table macros Column A is the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area using the same data I then want to create another pivot table with Column C as the Row Area Column B is the Column Area Column B is the Data Area I would like the pivot tables to be displayed on the same sheet -- Dave Peterson |
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