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I have been working with pivot tables a lot recently. I needed to duplicated a lot at once to get a some work done quickly. To do it i right clicked on the sheet tab at the base of the sheet and selected copy.
You could get a load out this way but if you wanted a lot more just record a new macro to do this. i.e. Tools Macro record new macro. go through the step of copying the sheet with the pivot table on. Tools Macro stop recording. create a button assign the macro to that button, you can then press that to create a load of copys. Quote:
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