VBA code to copy a cell value in a pivot table from one sheet to another sheet

Ganeshan

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I would like to know how to copy a variable cell value in a pivot table from one sheet to another. The image shows the PivotTable format I am working on

I would like to copy Sum X Est from label Buy and S. The code must work even if there is a row missing of data.

I tried GetPivotData("labels", C1, "Buy", R2, "S", R3, "Sum X Est.", C2) but it does not work from one sheet to another sheet and copy-paste cannot be used as the data in the columns may vary with data i.e., sometimes variable Buy S can be there or not be there.

Can anyone please help me to find a solution to the issue?
 

Excel Facts

How to total the visible cells?
From the first blank cell below a filtered data set, press Alt+=. Instead of SUM, you will get SUBTOTAL(9,)

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