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    Pivot Table Column Names

    When I record the creation of a pivot table, and choose for my data source columns A:D, the code recorded for the column selection is similar to this, showing C for columns 1-4:
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    I then put that same code back into my macro, looking like this:
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    However, when I run my macro, instead of the source being Columns 1-4, the source is column c, rows 1-4. How do I tell my macro I want columns 1-4?

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    Re: Pivot Table Column Names

    Let me rephrase, so maybe someone can steer me in the right direction:

    When I RECORD the creation of a pivot table, and I select columns A-D as my source, the code recorded for that selection is:
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    When I PLAY BACK the macro, "'Summary View'!C1:C4" is interpreted as Column C, rows 1-4.

    That's a problem for me, and I don't know how to overcome it.

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    Re: Pivot Table Column Names

    Specify the rows. You should not use entire columns for pivot tables.
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    Re: Pivot Table Column Names

    Okay, so I'd have to include a "lastrow" variable. How do I write my range in creating the pivot? Something like this?
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