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VB Help

Asked by brian226 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: creating, pivot, sheet

Ok - I love this forum because all you people are so crafty! I am connecting excel to SQL server to import a database query and then I create a pivot table. I am going to create a simple macro that will refresh the Pivot table. The Pivot table will have about 3-4 items on it. Is there any VB coding I could use to select each item on the Pivot table to create a sheet and move it to its on workbook then save it to a folder. Also I will create a parameter for the dates to pull the info so if that could automatically save the date range to the file name.
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