Why can't I get each Data Field in a new Pivot Table to have its own column?

USAMax

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I am creating a new Pivot Table and everything works except when I add the second and third Data Field. While each Data Field shows up under Values on the Pivot Table, the second and third field overwrites the first field in the fifth column.

How do I get the second Data Field to show-up in the sixth column and the third Data Field to show-up in the seventh column?

Code:
Option Explicit

Sub CreatePivotTable()
    Dim objTable As Object
    Dim objField As Object
    Dim DataSheet As Worksheet

    Set DataSheet = Sheets("Combined Data")
    DataSheet.Select
    DataSheet.Range("A1").Select
    Set objTable = DataSheet.PivotTableWizard

    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("BU")
    objField.Orientation = xlRowField
    
    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("Material")
    objField.Orientation = xlRowField
    'objField.Orientation = xlColumnField
    
    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("Updated Descritpion")
    objField.Orientation = xlRowField
    objField.Caption = "Material Descritpion"
    'objField.Orientation = xlDataField
    
    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("Tactical Plan in Tracker")
    objField.Orientation = xlPageField
    objField.Caption = "Tactical Plan"
    
    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("2016 Invoice Quantity")
    objField.Orientation = xlDataField
    objField.Function = xlSum
    objField.NumberFormat = "#,##0"

    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("2016 VPM")
    objField.Orientation = xlDataField
    objField.Function = xlSum
    objField.NumberFormat = "$ #,##0"

    Set objField = objTable.PivotFields("2016 Revenue")
    objField.Orientation = xlDataField
    objField.Function = xlSum
    objField.NumberFormat = "$ #,##0"

End Sub
 
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