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You are missing a closing ) at the very end of the line.
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You are missing a closing ) at the very end of the line.

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I added the closing ) now I don't get error message but it doesn't update my filter selection when I ran the macro. Can you please help<br />
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Thanks
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I added the closing ) now I don't get error message but it doesn't update my filter selection when I ran the macro. Can you please help

Thanks

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Of course you removed the ' in front of the line?
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Of course you removed the ' in front of the line?

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where do i need to put the ' in front of the line?
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where do i need to put the ' in front of the line?

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I am receiving &quot;Compile Error: Expected List Separator or)&quot; error message. Can anyone help me with whats causing the error message with the below code.<br />
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Only change i made was in the last bracket i replaced &quot;Delta&quot; with &quot;Range(&quot;AO294&quot;).Text&quot;<br />
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Sub MyPvt() ' ' MyPvt Macro '<br />
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' ActiveSheet.PivotTables(&quot;M<wbr />yPvt&quot;).Piv<wbr />otFields( _ &quot;[Append1].[Manufacturer].<wbr />[Manufactu<wbr />rer]&quot;).Vis<wbr />ibleItemsL<wbr />ist = Array( _ &quot;[Append1].[Manufacturer].<wbr />&amp;[Range(&quot;A<wbr />O294&quot;).Tex<wbr />t]&quot;<br />
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End Sub<br />
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Thank you
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I am receiving "Compile Error: Expected List Separator or)" error message. Can anyone help me with whats causing the error message with the below code.

Only change i made was in the last bracket i replaced "Delta" with "Range("AO294").Text"

Sub MyPvt() ' ' MyPvt Macro '

' ActiveSheet.PivotTables("MyPvt").PivotFields( _ "[Append1].[Manufacturer].[Manufacturer]").VisibleItemsList = Array( _ "[Append1].[Manufacturer].&[Range("AO294").Text]"

End Sub

Thank you

Compile Error: Expected List Separator or) error message

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