adding code to worksheets made at runtime

[Amedee Van Gasse]

(Excel 2000)

I'm working on an Excel VBA application.
One of the things it does, is generating a worksheet and an pivot table at
runtime.
There is certain code that has to be executed on every change of the pivot
table so I use the PivotTableUpdate event handler. However, this code has
to be placed in the worksheet in order to work, and since the worksheet is
generated... problem!
Another problem is that when new sheets, based on the sheet with the pivot
table, are made using ShowPages PageField:=..., the VBA code should also be
present in the new sheets. But of course every reference to the pivot table
inside the code has to be changed because Excel adds a serial number after
the name of the pivot table.

Am I searching in the right direction or is there a much simpler solution?

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Amedee Van Gasse

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[Amedee Van Gasse]

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(Excel 2000)

I'm working on an Excel VBA application.
One of the things it does, is generating a worksheet and an pivot
table at runtime.
There is certain code that has to be executed on every change of the
pivot table so I use the PivotTableUpdate event handler. However, this
code has to be placed in the worksheet in order to work, and since the
worksheet is generated... problem!
Another problem is that when new sheets, based on the sheet with the
pivot table, are made using ShowPages PageField:=..., the VBA code
should also be present in the new sheets. But of course every
reference to the pivot table inside the code has to be changed because
Excel adds a serial number after the name of the pivot table.

Am I searching in the right direction or is there a much simpler
solution?

Never mind.
John Walkenbach, Power Programming, page 797: Using VBA to write VBA
code

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Amedee Van Gasse

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[Pawel Niewiadomski]

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Amedee Van Gasse schreef in
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Never mind.
John Walkenbach, Power Programming, page 797: Using VBA to write VBA
code

Could you (or anyone) please summarize more or less what is written in
the book. I have a similar problem and I have not been able to solve it
up till now. I would be very grateful.
Thanks in advance,
Pawel