Applying conditional formatting to all tables

h12345678

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Hi everyone,

I’m new to this forum / VBA and I’m trying to create a code that applies conditional formatting for all columns in every pivot table and refreshes every table in my Excel workbook. I’ve been able to set this up for one pivot table / one sheet but I’m not sure how to change my code so it applies to every pivot table in my workbook. Currently I have around 10+ different pivot tables so I’m struggling with creating a code that doesn’t take too long to update too. I’ve uploaded my code and I’d really appreciate any help!!


ActiveSheet.PivotTables (1). PivotCache. Refresh


Set pt = ActiveSheet. PivotTables ("PivotTable3")


For Each ptFld In pt. DataBodyRange. Columns


ptFld. Select ptFld. FormatConditions.Delete


Selection. FormatConditions.AddColorScale ColorScaleType: =3


Selection. FormatConditions (Selection. FormatConditions. Count) . SetFirstPriority Selection. FormatConditions (1). ColorScaleCriteria (1). Type =


xlConditionValueLowestValue


With Selection. FormatConditions (1) .ColorScaleCriteria (1) . FormatColor


.Color = 7039480


.TintAndShade = 0


End With


Selection. FormatConditions (1) .ColorScaleCriteria (2) .Type =


xlConditionValuePercentile


Selection.FormatConditions (1). ColorScaleCriteria (2) . Value = 50


With Selection. FormatConditions (1) .ColorScaleCriteria (2) .FormatColor


Color = 8711167


. TintAndShade = 0


End With


Selection. FormatConditions (1) .ColorScaleCriteria (3) .Type =


x1ConditionValueHighestValue


With Selection.FormatConditions (1). ColorScaleCriteria (3) .FormatColor


.Color = 8109667


.TintAndShade


= O


End With


Next ptFld


End Sub
 

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