Pivot Cache with VBA

Misca

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Working with a few hundred thousand rows of data on Excel 2010 but I can't get my macro to create a PivotCache / PivotTable from my data. The code I'm using is
Code:
Dim PC as PivotCache
 
Set PC = ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Add(xlDatabase, Sheet1.Range("A1").CurrentRegion)
It works fine as long as there's less than 65 536 rows of data but not with my whole data set.

If I create the PivotTable manually, everything works fine but when I record a macro to see what it says, it's more or less the same (using ".Create" instead of ".Add") but if I try to run the recorded macro it crashes again.

Can anybody help me get around this?
 

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Create a Pivot Table on a Map
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