Run-time error 9: Subscription out of Range explanation needed

[frankt68]

Hi!

Can anybody please explain to me, what does the following part of code do?

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It is a part of a macro that loops through every PivotItem in the PageField (Filter) of the Pivot Table, returns data and copy the data on new sheet for each PivotItem.
If I don't run the code above, there is no problem - the pivot table is filtered and I get a new sheet for each PivotItem in the PageField. But when I run the code, I get a "Run-time error 9: Subscription out of Range".
The reason for this error is the line

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So I'd just like to know, what is the purpose of this code and how can I fix it, because I do not have much experience using the codes in Excel.

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[apo]

Hi..

At a quick glance..

* You haven't Dimmed or given a value to the z variable.
* You have commented out the line that is inside your "For x.. Next x" loop

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[frankt68]

Thanks for quick replay...

* You haven't Dimmed or given a value to the z variable.

As I said it is a part of a code so "z" is dimmed before.

* You have commented out the line that is inside your "For x.. Next x" loop

If I uncomment it, it gives me the same run-time error 9