Hi guys, please help me. I need to expand my Excel pivot table without overwriting the other pivot table below. Is it possible to do this using VBA? Would anyone have the code? I need that when I click the button to expand the data, the other table below is "pushed" so that it doesn't overwrite. Currently, if I click the table button to expand or collapse, I will get an error saying "A pivot table cannot overwrite another pivot table". I need to fix this.
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Expand Excel PivotTable without overlaying another PivotTable (VBA)
- Thread starter rairls
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Hi guys, please help me. I need to expand my Excel pivot table without overwriting the other pivot table below. Is it possible to do this using VBA? Would anyone have the code? I need that when I click the button to expand the data, the other table below is "pushed" so that it doesn't overwrite. Currently, if I click the table button to expand or collapse, I will get an error saying "A pivot table cannot overwrite another pivot table". I need to fix this.
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