Filter a Pivot table then copy past the table and create a new sheet

2588pillai

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I have a data dump. There are some names on a sheet.
On clicking the button, copy the active cell and filter the pivot table and copy the entire table content and create a new sheet and paste the cell on the new sheet.

I am not sure this is workable, if so, please help.
 

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