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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Excel » PivotTable 
Visible Property
 
     Sub CompareMonths()
         Dim pvt As PivotTable
         Dim pvi As PivotItem
         Dim sMonth As String
         sMonth = "Jan"
         Set pvt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)
         For Each pvi In pvt.PivotFields("Years").PivotItems
         If pvi.Name <> "2006" And pvi.Name <> "2007" Then
           pvi.Visible = False
         End If
         Next pvi
         pvt.PivotFields("Date").PivotItems(sMonth).Visible = True
         For Each pvi In pvt.PivotFields("Date").PivotItems
             If pvi.Name <> sMonth Then pvi.Visible = False
         Next pvi

     End Sub

 
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1. Create Pivot Table From database
2. Modifying Pivot Tables
3. Creating a PivotTable Report
4. PivotTables Collection
5. Assign a value to the Orientation property of the PivotField object, as shown here:
6. Redefines the layout of the fields in the existing Table, apart from the data field
7. Add data field to PivotTable
8. add calculated items to a field using the Add method of the CalculatedItems collection
9. remove the CalculatedItem by deleting it from either the CalculatedItems collection or the PivotItems collection of the PivotField:
10. adds a PivotTable based on the data from an Access database
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