RE: Copy and Paste entire pivot using VBA

Keerthi03

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Hi all,

Need your help on the topic -copy entire pivot data and paste as values using VBA. Tried out macro recording as well but it shows code of usual copy-paste in VBA. Also attached the dummy data for your reference

Help Required:

I have a pivot table in the range from (A: E). I need to Copy and paste the entire pivot in column I to M and again paste the same pivot below with opposite sign for values of the Total column and ignore the "Units" column in column L.

pivot headers are shown below:

RegionRepItemUnitsSum of Total
 

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