VBA script

Post Author: sreenivas
CA Forum: Deployment
Hi, When I was running the abc Control report I found that itu2019s always picking the reports from one work sheet only itself instead of picking it from the other worksheets as per requirement. While going through some investigation I found that in macro it has been set by default to run one worksheet only. Actually I have Control report in this control report have different different tabs and each tab shows different information. My Question is I need VBA script like i want pick up only particular tab in the Control report. present I am using script Sub main() Application.Interactive = False Application.ExchangeMode = boRepositoryMode Application.ExchangeDomain = "Document" Set bdoc1 = Application.Documents.Open("abc control.rep") Set bdp = bdoc1.DataProviders.Item(2) bdp.Refresh Set mycolumns = bdp.Columns Set myCol = mycolumns.Item("aaa") Set myCol2 = mycolumns.Item("bbb") nmaxline = myCol.Count ReDim lva_report(nmaxline) ReDim lva_report2(nmaxline) For i = 1 To nmaxline Let lva_report(i) = myCol.Item(i) Let lva_report2(i) = myCol2.Item(i) Next bdoc1.Close

Post Author: pawan
CA Forum: Deployment
Hey Srinivas,
Did you get a solution for your problem, we ended up in an runtime error once it reads Application.ExchangeMode = boRepositoryMode, do you have any thought on this.
Thanks

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O2000 is almost 15 years old. It is not secure as no security patches have been released for it for almost 10 years. It is old technology which none of us care to remember unless you want to pay us for the assistance.
Here is the link to the instructions in th KB that you completely ignored:
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No. I am not picking on you. I am trying to get you to wake up and spend time learning your profession. It is a lot of fun and actually pretty easy but only if you do your homework.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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ie, i have a column called "fact.measures " in fact table and have two dimension tables called dim.measures1 and dim.measures2( measures2 is a subset of measures1) . The measures2.measures column have
only 4 members : budget,cost, revenue, margin where as measures1.measures have more values in addition to above 4 members.
Iam joining two dimensions to the fact table. Since measures2.measures have only 4 members in the column and fact have more members iam getting blank values in the measures2.measures . Since i cannot have any other logic in the model only option
is to hide those blank values in the slicer created on the measures2.measures.
can someone help me with a vba code to hide this blank value. "Hide items with no values " in the slicer property will not work since these blank sell have values in the fact table.
IAM USING 2013 EXCEL
Hope you got an idea of the issue
looking forward for suggestions and tips
thank you

Thank you for trying but it's not what I am after. I understand how to use Slicers with pivot tables. My question relates to Pivot Tables created using PowerPivot. Directly under the Pivot Fields list on the right is a section where
you choose what you want to pivot i.e Filters, Values, Rows, Columns. These are standard with any pivot table. When I watch videos on PowerPivot there are 2 additional options in the section. Slicer Vertical, Slicers Horizontal.
The video comments they only show in when creating a pivot table using PowerPivot. These 2 options are not there for me. I don't know why. It maybe the version of office I am using which is Microsoft Office Plus 2013. I'd like them
included. Appreciate you taking the time to help.

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