Programmatically Modify Pivot Table Fields?

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SteveM

I'm trying to figure out how to custom modify calculated fields in
Pivot Tables. I have two linked questions.

First: I have Pivot Table Forms which do not present a Design tab when
I open them. So I cannot modify them using the Ribbon functions. Why
is that? Is there a way to activate the Design tab for Pivot Table
Forms?

Second: Even with Pivot Tables with the Design function still
accessible, the associated Property Sheet only allows for limited
formatting mods. For example, I have a Pivot Table of averaged field
values with a Fixed format of 2 decimal places. I want integers
only. But I cannot adjust the decimal places via the dialog box. So
is there a way to do it with code? Are the embedded objects inside of
a Pivot Table Form accessible via VBA?

Thanks Much,

SteveM
 
I'm trying to figure out how to custom modify calculated fields inPivotTables.  I have two linked questions.

First: I havePivotTable Forms which do not present a Design tab when
I open them.  So I cannot modify them using the Ribbon functions.  Why
is that?  Is there a way to activate the Design tab forPivotTable
Forms?

Second: Even withPivotTables with the Design function still
accessible, the associated Property Sheet only allows for limited
formatting mods.  For example, I have aPivotTable of averaged field
values with a Fixed format of 2 decimal places.  I want integers
only.  But I cannot adjust the decimal places via the dialog box.  So
is there a way to do it with code?  Are the embedded objects inside of
aPivotTable Form accessible via VBA?

Thanks Much,

SteveM
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Surfacing this back to the top of the queue. Again, any advice on how
to format pivot tables programmatically would be appreciated.

SteveM
 
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