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How to add multiple fields into pivot table?

When we create a pivot table, we need to drag the fields into the Row Labels or Values manually one by one. If we have a long list of fields, we can add a few row labels quickly, but the remaining fields should be added to the Value area. Are there any quick methods for us to add all the other fields into the Value area with one click in the pivot table?

Add multiple fields into Value area of pivot table with VBA code

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Unfortunately, there is no checkbox for us to quickly check all the fields in the Pivot Table Field List with one click, but, with the following VBA code it can help you to add the remaining fields to the Values area at once. Please do as follows:

1. After creating the pivot table, firstly, you should add the row label fields as your need, and leaving the value fields in the Choose fields to add to report list, see screenshot:< /p>

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2. Hold down the ALT + F11 keys to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.

3. Click Insert > Module, and paste the following code in the Module Window.

VBA code: Add multiple fields into Value area of pivot tables in active worksheet

Sub AddAllFieldsValues()
'Update 20141112
    Dim pt As PivotTable
    Dim I As Long
    For Each pt In ActiveSheet.PivotTables
        For I = 1 To pt.PivotFields.Count
            With pt.PivotFields(I)
              If .Orientation = 0 Then .Orientation = xlDataField
            End With
        Next
    Next
End Sub

4. Then press F5 key to run this code, all the remaining fields have been added to the Values area at same time, see screenshot:

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Note: This VBA code is applied to all pivot tables of active worksheet.

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    Neville · 1 years ago
    Works like a charm. Thanks
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    Zeeshan · 1 years ago
    Hi.

    It gives me a compile error when I click on Run

    Please help
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    Shaun Sheys · 1 years ago
    Does "xlDataField" not work with PowerPivot? I've got the code below, which is used to add all measures to the pivot table. It works with "xlColumnField" and "xlRowField". Any ideas how to make this work?

    Sub AddAllFieldsValues()
    Dim pt As PivotTable
    Dim iCol As Long
    Dim iColEnd As Long

    Set pt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)

    With pt

    iCol = 1
    iColEnd = .CubeFields.Count

    For iCol = 1 To iColEnd
    With .CubeFields(iCol)
    If .Orientation = xlHidden Then
    .Orientation = xlDataField
    End If
    End With
    Next iCol

    End With

    End Sub
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    Sajal · 2 years ago
    This is great! Thanks.
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    sourav · 2 years ago
    Its takiung value as count. how can i convert all count as Sum
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    Nishant · 2 years ago
    Is there anyway if we want to add some selected columns from the base file instead of all.?
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    Shaun · 3 years ago
    Is there a way to run this only for excluded fields, so that when I run it I do not end up with duplicate fields? ie. "Field" and "Field_2"
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      Jeff · 3 years ago
      [quote name="Shaun"]Is there a way to run this only for excluded fields, so that when I run it I do not end up with duplicate fields? ie. "Field" and "Field_2"[/quote]

      Yes- two examples

      Use this to add all remaining unchecked items to ROWS

      Sub AddAllFieldsRow()
      Dim pt As PivotTable
      Dim iCol As Long
      Dim iColEnd As Long

      Set pt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)

      With pt

      iCol = 1
      iColEnd = .PivotFields.Count

      For iCol = 1 To iColEnd
      With .PivotFields(iCol)
      If .Orientation = 0 Then
      .Orientation = xlRowField
      End If
      End With
      Next iCol

      End With

      End Sub

      Use this to add a remaining unchecked items to VALUES

      Sub AddAllFieldsValues()
      Dim pt As PivotTable
      Dim iCol As Long
      Dim iColEnd As Long

      Set pt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables(1)

      With pt

      iCol = 1
      iColEnd = .PivotFields.Count

      For iCol = 1 To iColEnd
      With .PivotFields(iCol)
      If .Orientation = 0 Then
      .Orientation = xlDataField
      End If
      End With
      Next iCol

      End With

      End Sub
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        Valerie · 3 years ago
        Yeah, to echo markus, is there a way to edit the code to only add unchecked fields that have certainly field labels (like with an if contains function)? For example, I have a question that is actually 50 yes/no values by topic and I'd like to move all of those to the values field. They all begin with the same question label q9_[specific question topic].
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        Markus · 3 years ago
        Is there a way to only add some ekstra fields, not the remaining or all of them, but just a pair of those who is not checked already? :)
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    Joe · 3 years ago
    This is fantastic. Can the macro be modified to add all to Row Labels instead of Values?
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    Razvan · 3 years ago
    Wow. It works very very well. Many thanks!
    Nonetheless, I am kinda amazed that Microsoft were not having a built-in feature for a rather simple task...
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    Diogo · 3 years ago
    Really nice and useful macro. However I had already added half of my fields into the Values and when I ran this macro it added all the same fields again. Any idea why?