Retrieve SLicer Selection

ManUBlueJay

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
In Excel 2016. I am using a slicer from a Table simple as a list simple list selector. How can I capture the selected item text in VBA.
Example
Data
A
B
C

I would have a slicer that would list A, B and C.
I select C. How can I capture this. Slicer is called "Slicer 1"
 

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Okay I found a way to add code that will capture the slicers selection, however I need to have a macro run everytime I change the slicer.
Excel has a assign macro option that I was hoping would be fixed in excel2016 but still does not seem to work.
I do not have a pivot table on this so cannot use the pivot change feature.
Can anyone help
 
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