My code adds a “PT_” prefix to the sheets, and deletes any existing “PT_” sheets, if necessary. If you want to copy all the other content from the original worksheet, along with the pivot table, you can sample code on my Contextures site on my Contextures site. Note: Select Multiple Items is turned off in the pivot table copies, even if it is turned on in the original pivot table. If two or more items are selected (Multiple Items), a sheet will be created for each selected item.If one item is selected, a sheet will be created for that item only.Then repeat this step to add other worksheets data into the All ranges box.
I guess that Excel assumes that since you already have a pivot table with that item’s data, you don’t need another one. In the third wizard, click the button to select the data from the first worksheet you will combine to the pivot table, and click the Add button. If a specific item is selected, a sheet will not be created for that item.If (All) is selected, a sheet should be created for each item.which items are currently selected in filter.When you run the Show Report Filter Pages command, it might not create a new sheet for each item in the Report Filter. Note: If a sheet with the item’s name already exists, another sheet will be added, with a number added at the end. A new worksheet will be added for each* pivot item, named for the pivot item.In the Show Report Filter Pages dialog box, select one of the filters, and click OK.At the left, click Options, then click Show Report Filter Pages.On the Ribbon, under the PivotTable Tools tab, click the Options tab.Select a cell in the pivot table (the pivot table must have at lease one Report Filter).To create a quick copy of a pivot table, for each item in a Report Filter field, follow these steps: Copy Pivot Table with Show Report Filter Pages If you just need a copy of the pivot table, you can do the job quickly and easily with the Show Report Filter Pages feature. You can see the sample code on my Contextures site.
So, I created a macro that will copy the original sheet, name the copied sheet, and select the pivot item in the copied sheet’s pivot table. Angella wanted the pivot table, and she wanted all the other content too. However, this built-in feature only copies the pivot table to a new sheet – it doesn’t copy any other content from the original sheet. The instructions for using this feature are shown below. I suggested that she use a built-in pivot table feature, which is designed to do that – Show Report Filter Pages. Last week, Angella emailed me, to ask if there was a way to create a copy of a pivot table, for each item in a report filter.
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