I'm generating a pivot chart in Excel 2002 with a macro, using a date field as the chart report filter (setting the field orientation to xlPageField). I would like to set the default selected value of this pivotfield to the most recent value in the date field. What's the right syntax for doing that in VBA?
A:
Don't you just want to select the cell after you have dynamically created the chart?
Something like:
Dim value As Date
value = "1-apr-09"
Dim row As Integer
row = 0
Dim keeplooping As Boolean
keeplooping = True
While (keeplooping)
row = row + 1
If Range("B" & row).value = value Then
keeplooping = False
Range("B" & row).Select
MsgBox ("found it")
ElseIf Range("B" & row).value = "" Then
keeplooping = False
MsgBox ("Not found")
End If
Wend
Christian Payne
2009-06-01 04:30:52
A:
chartObject.PivotLayout.PivotTable.PivotFields("fieldName").CurrentPage = "fieldValue"
That's from Excel 2003 but I presume 2002 will be similar
barrowc
2009-06-02 00:09:45
Yes, you're right, but what I really wanted to calculate in VBA is the "fieldValue". I've solved my problem by creating a separate sql query to find the maximum date value but I was wondering how I could have done that by just querying the pivot table
TheObserver
2009-06-03 02:07:59
A:
Can't you loop through all the items for that pagefield? Here's for a pivot table but getting it to work for a chart shouldn't be big deal:
Sub Main()
Dim pvt As PivotTable
Dim fld As PivotField
Dim itm As PivotItem
Dim m As Variant
Set pvt = Worksheets(1).PivotTables(1)
Set fld = pvt.PageFields(1)
m = fld.PivotItems(1)
For Each itm In fld.PivotItems
If itm.Value > m Then m = itm.Value
Next itm
fld.CurrentPage = m
End Sub
Bart Willems
2009-06-04 03:22:15