Have a look at the following image and the tutorial below that to see how this is achieved using Excel 2013:Ħ. Lock The Excel Pivot Table But NOT The Slicer! By placing a break-point next to End Sub, right clicking on cache and selecting Add Watch. Sub RetrieveSlicers () Dim caches As Excel.SlicerCaches Set caches ActiveWorkbook.SlicerCaches End Sub. Now as you select each Slicer’s items, both Pivot Tables will change! I came across a simple piece of VBA to inspect slicer cache all active Slicers within an Excel Workbook. STEP 5: Right Click on Slicer #2 and go to Report Connections(Excel 2013)/PivotTable Connections (Excel 2010) > “check” the PivotTable1 box and press OK STEP 4: Right Click on Slicer #1 and go to Report Connections(Excel 2013 & 2016)/PivotTable Connections (Excel 2010) > “check” the PivotTable2 box and press OK
STEP 3: Click in Pivot Table #2 and insert a YEAR Slicer by going to PivotTable Tools > Analyze/Options > Insert Slicer > Year > OK STEP 2: Click in Pivot Table #1 and insert a MONTH Slicer by going to PivotTable Tools > Analyze/Options > Insert Slicer > Month > OK STEP 1: Create 2 Pivot Tables by clicking in your data set and selecting Insert > Pivot Table > New Worksheet/Existing Worksheet
You can then use the scroll bar to increase and decrease the columns or manually type in the number of columns to show your Slicer. To do this you need to click on your Slicer and go to Slicer Tools > Options > Buttons > Columns. Say that your Slicer is showing months from January to December, you can change the layout of the buttons to show in 3 separate columns, turning it into a “Quarterly View”. Your slicer is now ready Go crazy clicking, slicing and dicing your data TIP: Hold down the CTRL key to select multiple items in your Slicer. STEP 2: Go to Options (Excel 2010)/Analyze (Excel 2013&2016) > Insert Slicer Select the Month and Year Fields. When you insert an Excel Slicer with your Pivot Table it defaults to one column, showing all your items in a vertical layout. STEP 1: Select your Pivot Table by clicking anywhere inside it. With single digit number you can resize it to appear center but with larger numbers the left align becomes apparent. The only thing that kinda makes it look better was adding columns to the slicer to and re-sizing it. SHIFT KEYBOARD:You can select a range of items by holding down the SHIFT key on your keyboard! I tried to accomplish this with slicer styles and vba but was unable to figure out a way to doing it. LEFT MOUSE CLICK:You can select items from the Slicer by using your left mouse button ĭRAG LEFT MOUSE BUTTON:You can select an array of items by clicking the left mouse button and doing a dragging motion downwards/upwards within the Slicer ĬTRL KEYBOARD:You can select multiple items by holding down the CTRL key on your keyboard
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