VBA: Pivot Table

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chaddres

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I need to create a Pivot Table using VBA. I attached a picture of sample data and the desired output. My actual spreadsheet has 40 columns but a variable number of rows.

Filter: Position Status = Active
Rows: Location Code & Home Department Code

That is the entire Pivot Table I need.
 

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I am sorry I got distracted today and did not reply sooner. You are a miracle worker and I really appreciate your assistant. Take care!
 
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chaddres said:
I am sorry I got distracted today and did not reply sooner. You are a miracle worker and I really appreciate your assistant. Take care!
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No problem at all. Glad to hear it helps, and thanks for the feedback.
 
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