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VBA to Create Multiple Pivot Tables
2019 Community Moderator Electionvba excel create pivot table by cache or newCreating a pivot table in VBAPivot table VBA error 5 in Excel 14Multiple Data Range in Pivot Table using VBAActive Pivot Table NameVBA -Place Pivot Table in Same worksheetRefreshing a Pivot table with VBAPivot Table with vbaDeleting sheets and pivot tables in Excel with VBAVBA Create New Pivot Table
I have a requirement to create 50 'base' pivot tables out of the same data sheet, so was hoping to write a VBA script to create 50 worksheets and the pivot tables for each. I tried to record a macro capturing the first 5 or so, but when I tried to run it, it crashed due to length of script. (I don't have the error message anymore but can reproduce if needed.) Can this be done with a loop? And if so, can someone please help? Thanks.
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I have a requirement to create 50 'base' pivot tables out of the same data sheet, so was hoping to write a VBA script to create 50 worksheets and the pivot tables for each. I tried to record a macro capturing the first 5 or so, but when I tried to run it, it crashed due to length of script. (I don't have the error message anymore but can reproduce if needed.) Can this be done with a loop? And if so, can someone please help? Thanks.
vba
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
add a comment |
I have a requirement to create 50 'base' pivot tables out of the same data sheet, so was hoping to write a VBA script to create 50 worksheets and the pivot tables for each. I tried to record a macro capturing the first 5 or so, but when I tried to run it, it crashed due to length of script. (I don't have the error message anymore but can reproduce if needed.) Can this be done with a loop? And if so, can someone please help? Thanks.
vba
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
I have a requirement to create 50 'base' pivot tables out of the same data sheet, so was hoping to write a VBA script to create 50 worksheets and the pivot tables for each. I tried to record a macro capturing the first 5 or so, but when I tried to run it, it crashed due to length of script. (I don't have the error message anymore but can reproduce if needed.) Can this be done with a loop? And if so, can someone please help? Thanks.
vba
vba
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
Marshall GuMarshall Gu
5010
asked Mar 6 at 21:41
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You could simplify things by using code to create 1 new sheet with a base pivot table, then copy that sheet 49 times. From that point, it wouldn't be too difficult to rename the sheets and reference the respective pivot tables using additional code, especially if there's only a single pivot table per sheet.
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Thanks - will give this a try.
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You could simplify things by using code to create 1 new sheet with a base pivot table, then copy that sheet 49 times. From that point, it wouldn't be too difficult to rename the sheets and reference the respective pivot tables using additional code, especially if there's only a single pivot table per sheet.
answered 2 days ago
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Thanks - will give this a try.
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You could simplify things by using code to create 1 new sheet with a base pivot table, then copy that sheet 49 times. From that point, it wouldn't be too difficult to rename the sheets and reference the respective pivot tables using additional code, especially if there's only a single pivot table per sheet.
answered 2 days ago
ashdiggedyashdiggedy
36132
Thanks - will give this a try.
– Marshall Gu
yesterday
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You could simplify things by using code to create 1 new sheet with a base pivot table, then copy that sheet 49 times. From that point, it wouldn't be too difficult to rename the sheets and reference the respective pivot tables using additional code, especially if there's only a single pivot table per sheet.
answered 2 days ago
ashdiggedyashdiggedy
36132
You could simplify things by using code to create 1 new sheet with a base pivot table, then copy that sheet 49 times. From that point, it wouldn't be too difficult to rename the sheets and reference the respective pivot tables using additional code, especially if there's only a single pivot table per sheet.
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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Thanks - will give this a try.
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Thanks - will give this a try.
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Thanks - will give this a try.
– Marshall Gu
yesterday
Thanks - will give this a try.
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yesterday
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