Dynamic Table Range for Multiple Pivot Tables connected by the same Filter Connections

Helppls

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Hi,

My Spreadsheet consists of multiple pivot tables/ pivot charts all from to the same datasheet with the same range. I have connected them to same slicers in order to see specific data and have them change simultaneously. I can manipulate Data within the range and have it update in the charts and tables, but I cannot add data. If I try to put e.g. A:P as range, I cannot apply filter connections. If I want to add data, I have to remove all filter connections individually, update all table ranges individually, and then reconnect all to the slicers again.
As this is quite tedious, I wanted to ask whether there is a simpler or faster way to do this. I am not experienced in Macros, I can record them but writing code is not my field of expertise.

Any help would be appreciated!
 

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Hi Helppls

Just for some clarity, how are you connecting your slicers/pivots to your tables? Are you defining the ranges (i.e. A2:P300) or are you using the table name (i.e. Table1)?
If you are using the table name, then I cannot help, but if you are setting a range.. Then try using the table names instead (this can be found by clicking anywhere in the table and selecting the "Table Design" tab in the ribbon).

You should not need any macros for this. As a rule, your tables should be dynamic; so as long as the slicer/pivot is using the table name then it should work.
 
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Thank you so so much. My Data Sheet was just raw data, no table, so I had to put a definite range. I inserted the table as you said, updated the ranges and everything works perfectly and dynamically. Such a simple solution and I didnt think of it after 4 hours of looking at the spreadsheet.
 
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