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    macro for dynamic pivot table

    Hi,
    Want to create a macro for a pivot table as in the "dynamic" file,pl note the row count will change every day,hence the pivot table will be dynamic in nature.
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    Re: macro for dynamic pivot table

    Create a Dynamic Named Range for the data
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    Re: macro for dynamic pivot table

    Hi,
    The formula is not working over here, pl avice the macro code for it.

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    Re: macro for dynamic pivot table

    Not very informative at all. Which fromula isn't working?

    Have you converted your data to a Dynamic Named Range , then used the name for the PivotTable?

    Which version of Excel are you using?

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    Question Re: macro for dynamic pivot table

    arnab0711,

    I think the code for the pivot code you provided in your previous post has a dynamic range built in:
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    Name this formula, and place it in the same file you uploaded in this post:

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    Then right click on the pivot, and click back, then paste the name in the Range: box.
    By the way, was the solution I provided for your previous post helpful?
    If so, please mark it as solved.

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    Xrull

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