Making pivot tables move in tandem
Posted on 23 September 2008
How to synchronize two or more pivot tables using VBA
One often comes across situations when one wants to synchronize two or more pivot tables. The problem arises when two or more pivot tables have the same underlying data set but show different views to the user. In such cases, combining both of them without losing data separation is not really an option.
I wrote this small piece of VBA code a few months back that ...
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