Hiding Pivot Table Wizard

[Bob Flanagan]

Have you tried setting the Enabled property if the toolbar to false? This
is a a permanent change, so you will need to turn it back on later.

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[Guest]

a am adding date to an excel spreadsheet from a VB application and then
calling a macro which includes a pivot table. When the process is complete,
the data is displayed correctly. However, the Pivot Table Wizard is
displayed on top of the worksheet.

Does anyone know of a way to shutdown or at least hide the Pivot Table
Wizard within VBA code?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Guest]

Bob

Setting the enable property of the toolbar did not accomplish what I wanted.
However, setting the visible property of the toolbar to false did accomplish
what I wanted.

The actual code is:

Application.CommandBars("PivotTable").Visible = False

You pointed me in the right direction.

Thank You

MIkeC