Multiple Column selection in single selection

I have made an report using Pivot table
I have 6 Dim & 1 fact
out of this I have placed 3 Dim in Pages tab of pivot table so that it will work like Prompt
Now the user wants to swap the tables dynamically
I have Column selector for this purpose but user has to select 6 tables which is not acceptable
can I achive this with only one selection
Hope I am clear on requirement
Thanks & Regards
Sameer

Can you try the same using view selector, pull all columns in criteria based on the view use those columns per view.
Pls mark if helps

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