Copy Sheet with PivotTable to new Workbook

lneidorf

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi there.

I want to copy a sheet with a PivotTable on it to a new workbook, preserving the values and formatting of the sheet and PivotTable, but *without the actual PivotTable*. Something like copy/paste values + formatting of the sheet (including headers, footers, layout, etc.).

Any suggestions on how to accomplish via VBA?
 

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see VBE Help Files re: TableRange 1 & 2 (either/or pending pref.) ... with that you can obtain the range to be copied & pasted (values, formats, widths etc...)
 
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