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Filter data based on multiple columns
Thanks, that worked perfectly. I ended up adding in a dynamic named
range for my pivottable, then hid the sheet where the table resides. I added a macro for the end user to update the pivottable, without them needing to know that it was even there. For the arrays, I added a dynamic named range for each of my columns, so that they would update accordingly when new rows are added. |
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