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    Pivot table pop ups

    I have some code that creates a pivot table the only problem is that two small windows keep poping up on the screen, I thought I could use the Application.DisplayAlerts = False at the begining of the script to disable those windows?

    The windows that pop up are Pivot Table and pivot table field list.
    Here is my code.

    Any Idea what I did wrong?

    Thanks as always ,Mike

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    Just wanted to let everyone know I am now looking for help on another site. I will post an anwser and link if I get any information...

    Thank You, Mike

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    It would be easier to test with the workbook.
    Hope that helps.

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    I have placed a sample book here.

    Let me know if it helps any.

    Thank You, Mike
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    Here is some info in case someone needs it.

    I was able to get the anwser from another site.

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    Which appears to have done the trick.

    http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthr...90#post1779190

    Thank You,Mike
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    Try this

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    Thank You Roy...Everything is working fine now.

    Much Appreciated, Mike

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