Pivot Table Unfilter Macro

Pondcroft13

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Hi All,
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I currently have a macro linked to a button which does the following when someones clicks on it.
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- Filters a pivot table by certain values, then selects the pivot table, then exports to ppt.
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I want to know if there is a way I can add some code to this to remove all filters/selections from the pivot table once this export has been completed. Or failing that – a separate piece of code that I can add to a button that acts a bit like a ‘reset button’.

Kind regards,

Chris
 

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