Is it possible to change pivot filtering/values using the value of a cell?

excelos

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Hello

I would like to change pivot values or filters using a dynamic value of a separate cell.

So for example I can put in a cell '1' or '2' and the pivot will filter accordingly or calculate some fields accordingly.

Is that possible? I only know that it needs to click refresh or it can be set to update every specific time interval.

Btw, I would need NO VBA!

Thanks!
 

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You will need to have VBA in order for you to control a Pivot Table in the way you are describing.

However, you can toss the Pivot Table and create a formula based summary that can be as dynamic as you would like without the use of VBA.
 
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