show report filter pages , pivot table

saro1975

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Hi,
I hope that i can explain my problem.

I have a pivot table, for every change in item in this pivot table excel creates a new worksheet, with the function 'show report filter pages'.

So i have like 40 worksheets created. Now i want a cell in every created worksheet with a date in it. But in every worksheet created with the function 'show report filter pages' the date has to go up with 1 day. So the date of sheet2 = +1 day, the date on sheet3 = the date of sheet2 +1 day, the date of sheet4 = the date of sheet 3 + 1 day etc etc.

Iam stuck here because the amount of created worksheets will be different every time depending on the pivot table.
Can this be done in vba?
 

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