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    Change Pivot Cache

    In the past I have tried this but did not get help but I hope this time I get some kind of help because I am dying for help now. I have several pivot tables in my workbook with one data source. The data is extremely huge so I pulled the data from Access Database using EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE method in excel. So now I have my huge data in the pivot cache; what I would like to see is when user selects a Region from the pivot table, I want the user to be able to save the excel workbook with the Region he/she selected only. For instance, if the user selects East region, I want them to be able to save the whole workbook with East data only and exclude the rest. I have researched online and found some codes but could not figure out how to utilize it. I have attached small sample file for more details. Below is code I found on internet and it may be helpful to you. Thank in advance for your help
    link: http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot11.html

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    Re: Change Pivot Cache

    You can't manipulate the actual pivotcache data.
    But....maybe this is an option...

    If you double-click a pivot table calculated value (from the far right column
    of the pivot table), Excel will insert a new sheet in the workbook that
    contains all of the data behind the dbl-clicked value.

    Using your posted example:
    Double-click the Grand Total for East.
    Excel inserts a new sheet with 65501 rows of backup data.
    Then you (or your user) could move that sheet into a new workbook and
    create a new pivot table based on that sheet.

    Is that something you can work with?
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    Re: Change Pivot Cache

    thanks for your response. But the problem with that is that some of my region have more than 70,000 rows, so that is why i am using a pivot table just to control the number of rows. thanks.

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    Re: Change Pivot Cache

    Where are the guru's? i know there is a solution to any problem. Pls. tell me how or at least give me some ideas. Thanks.

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    Re: Change Pivot Cache

    Quote Originally Posted by karinos57 View Post
    Where are the guru's? i know there is a solution to any problem. Pls. tell me how or at least give me some ideas. Thanks.

    How about creating VBA code on Pivot table Event?

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