Copying Table (pivot) to different worksheet

Function CopyFunction()
    Dim lEndRow As Long, lStartRow As Long
    Dim num1 As Integer, num2 As Integer
    Dim Finals As Worksheet
    
    Set Finals = Worksheets.Add()
    Finals.Name = "Payroll Summary"
    
    Range("A1").Value = "ID"
    Range("B1").Value = "Sum of Debt"
    Range("C1").Value = "Sum of Credit"
    
    '1st row starts from 3
    lStartRow = 3
    
    'last row = grand total and its not included
    lEndRow = (Sheets("Pivots").Range("A" & Sheets("Pivots").Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row) - 1
    
    'First loop assingment
    For num1 = lStartRow To lEndRow
            
        'Second loop assignment
        For num2 = lStartRow To lEndRow
            
        Next
    Next
    
    Finals.Columns.AutoFit
    
End Function

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I have the above table which now creates the table-to paste the pivot data.


Any help is much appreciated!

Copy and pasting the pivot is simple.  However, your GL Summary looks alot more complicated.  Do you want to replace the data, do you want the data pasted in exactly as GL Summary is formed, and why not use a lookup from GL Summary into the pivot data, instead?

Given the optinos, it would be good to read your response before providing a more-focused solution.

Cheers,

Dave

I only want the pivot data to be copied. Only 3 columns mentioned. I have further amended the function to delete the 'destination' worksheet and recreate a new one (so replacing)

I do want the data pased exactly as the pivot is formed.

Vlookup sounds good but the data on pivot could vary (rows) and it might look ugly

Let me know. This is what I have further compiled using internet research. But the 2 lines of codes inside the loop, I am having tough time with the '_' as my VBA is old and it wouldn't allow it. I am not quite sure how to bring it all on one line!

Any help is appreciated!

Function CopyFunction()
    Dim lEndRow As Long, lStartRow As Long
    Dim num1 As Integer, num2 As Integer
    Dim Finals As Worksheet, wssheet As Worksheet
    
    Set wssheet = Sheets("Payroll Summary")
    
    
    If Not wssheet Is Nothing Then
        Application.DisplayAlerts = False
        Worksheets("Payroll Summary").Delete
        Application.DisplayAlerts = True
    End If
     
    Set Finals = Worksheets.Add()
    Finals.Name = "Payroll Summary"
    
    Range("A1").Value = "ID"
    Range("B1").Value = "Sum of Debt"
    Range("C1").Value = "Sum of Credit"
    
    Dim strThisWs As String
    Dim wsEach As Worksheet
    Dim rngStart As Range
    Dim rngEnd As Range
    Dim rngCell As Range
    Dim rngDest As Range
    

    With Worksheets("Pivots")
    
    'set start as A2 i.e., after heading row in column A
    Set rngStart = .Range("A2")
    
    'set end - last used row in column A
    Set rngEnd = .Range("A" & CStr(Application.Rows.Count)).End(xlUp)
    
    'loop through cells in column A
    For Each rngCell In .Range(rngStart, rngEnd)
    
        'find next empty row on destination sheet
        Set rngDest = Worksheets("CPL Distance") _
                    .Range("A" & CStr(Application.Rows.Count)) _
                    .End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
            
        'copy & paste entire row
        rngCell.EntireRow.Copy _
                Destination:=Worksheets("CPL Distance") _
                        .Range(rngDest.Address)

        Next rngCell
    End With

    
    Finals.Columns.AutoFit
    
End Function

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here's the code for determining whether a sheet exists, or not:

dim tstWks as worksheet

    on error resume next
    set tstWks = sheets("Payroll Summary")
    if error.number <> 0 then 'got an error, so sheet must not exist
         'add the worksheet
    end if
    on error goto 0 'reset error trapping

Cheers,

Dave

You don't need to iterate through every row to do the copy.  The code I posted will work, it is tested, and a copy/paste (or range assignment as I did) can be done with an entire range.

Here's what you need to do with the "_":

        Set rngDest = Worksheets("CPL Distance") _
                    .Range("A" & CStr(Application.Rows.Count)) _
                    .End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
           
        'copy & paste entire row
        rngCell.EntireRow.Copy _
                Destination:=Worksheets("CPL Distance") _
                        .Range(rngDest.Address)



becomes:

        Set rngDest = Worksheets("CPL Distance").Range("A" & CStr(Application.Rows.Count)).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
           
        'copy & paste entire row
        rngCell.EntireRow.Copy  Destination:=Worksheets("CPL Distance").Range(rngDest.Address)


Cheers,

Dave

Although the code I pasted worked, this worked as well!

I have saved both for future reference :)

Thanks all!

Sub CopyFunction()
    Dim lEndRow As Long, lStartRow As Long
    Dim num1 As Integer, num2 As Integer
    Dim wkb As Workbook
    Dim pivotSht As Worksheet, Finals As Worksheet, srcWks As Worksheet, wssheet As Worksheet
    Dim copyRng As Range, pasteRng As Range
      
    Set wssheet = Sheets("Payroll Summary")

    If Not wssheet Is Nothing Then
        Application.DisplayAlerts = False
        Worksheets("Payroll Summary").Delete
        Application.DisplayAlerts = True
    End If
      
    Set wkb = ThisWorkbook
    Set pivotSht = wkb.Sheets("Pivots")
         
    'put error checking in, to ensure sheet "Payroll Summary" doesn't already exist, or you'll get an error when you set the name to the new sheet
    Set Finals = wkb.Worksheets.Add(after:=wkb.Sheets(wkb.Sheets.Count))
    Finals.Name = "Payroll Summary"
      
    Finals.Range("A1:C1") = Split("ID,Sum of Debt,Sum of Credit", ",")
      
    '1st row starts from 3
    lStartRow = 3
      
    'last row = grand total and its not included
    lEndRow = (pivotSht.Range("A" & pivotSht.Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row) - 1
      
    Set copyRng = pivotSht.Range("A" & lStartRow, pivotSht.Range("C" & lEndRow))
    Set pasteRng = Finals.Range("A2")
      
    'copy values only, not formats
    pasteRng.Resize(copyRng.Rows.Count, copyRng.Columns.Count).Value = copyRng.Value
      
    Finals.Columns.AutoFit
      
End Sub

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Just as an FYI, the PivotTable object exposes various ranges you can refer to directly:

Sub CopyFunction()
   Dim lEndRow As Long, lStartRow As Long
   Dim num1 As Integer, num2 As Integer
   Dim wkb               As Workbook
   Dim pivotSht As Worksheet, Finals As Worksheet, srcWks As Worksheet, wssheet As Worksheet
   Dim copyRng As Range, pasteRng As Range
   Dim PT                As PivotTable

   Set wssheet = Sheets("Payroll Summary")

   If Not wssheet Is Nothing Then
      Application.DisplayAlerts = False
      Worksheets("Payroll Summary").Delete
      Application.DisplayAlerts = True
   End If

   Set wkb = ThisWorkbook
   Set pivotSht = wkb.Sheets("Pivots")

   'put error checking in, to ensure sheet "Payroll Summary" doesn't already exist, or you'll get an error when you set the name to the new sheet
   Set Finals = wkb.Worksheets.Add(after:=wkb.Sheets(wkb.Sheets.Count))
   Finals.Name = "Payroll Summary"


   Set PT = pivotSht.PivotTables(1)

   Set pasteRng = Finals.Range("A1")
   PT.RowRange.Resize(, PT.TableRange2.Columns.Count).Copy
   'copy values only, not formats
   pasteRng.PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
   ' replace headers
   Finals.Range("A1:C1") = Split("ID,Sum of Debt,Sum of Credit", ",")

   Finals.Columns.AutoFit

End Sub

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Regards,
Rory