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Dan Ricker
PivotTable.ActiveData.Cells(<RowMember>, <ColumnMember>)
returns a PivotCell object. The PivotCell object has a
PivotAggregates Collection (one PivotAggregate for each
PivotTotal on the PivotTable. The PivotAggregate has a
Value Property that corresponds to the Value for the
Total at the Row/Column intersection for the PivotCell.
The tricky part is stepping through the Row/Column
members recursively to get the desired
PivotCell.Aggregates.
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Depending on the users IE security settings, this is
possible.
PivotTable.Copy(Optional Selection As Object)
returns a PivotCell object. The PivotCell object has a
PivotAggregates Collection (one PivotAggregate for each
PivotTotal on the PivotTable. The PivotAggregate has a
Value Property that corresponds to the Value for the
Total at the Row/Column intersection for the PivotCell.
The tricky part is stepping through the Row/Column
members recursively to get the desired
PivotCell.Aggregates.
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Depending on the users IE security settings, this is
possible.
PivotTable.Copy(Optional Selection As Object)