VBA to Modify Value Fields Selection in a Pivot Table via Slicer

pliskers

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  1. 2016
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I have a data set against which I've built a pivot table, and within the data set are separate columns with values of sales numbers for the Current Month, Fiscal Year To Date, Last 3 Months, etc. I would like to build a chart that will reflect the user's selection of the time period they would like to see. In essence, then, I need some code that would perform the function of swapping out one Value field in the pivot table for another, depending on the Period that the user would choose via a slicer.

I've seen details of how to modify the Rows via macro, but nothing regarding the modifying of the Value field selection via VBA. Can this be done? A sample of some code would be much appreciated!

Thank you all in advance.
 

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