Hello JESSPEAR,

Hope you are doing well. In Discount price Column we used formula with relative cell reference that’s why xlPasteFormulas command copying the formula of that column with same cell reference. In Column E you will get the result with relative cell reference.
 
However, you can also use the OFFSET function to copy the formula with relative reference.

Sub Copy_Formula_with_Relative_Cell_References()
Worksheets("Sheet1").Activate
Range("D4:D13").Copy
Range("E4").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormulas
Application.CutCopyMode = False
End Sub

Hello SHAWN,

Hope you are doing well. Well, you can try the code below to get multiple cells value in pivot table.

Code

Sub FilterPivotTable()
Dim filtvalues As Variant
Dim i As Integer, j As Integer
Dim pvt As PivotField
Dim pitm As PivotItem
' Set the filter range with values to filter on
filtvalues = Range("I5:I7")
' Set the pivot field object
Set pvt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables("SalesPivotTable").PivotFields("Product")
' Modify "SalesPivotTable" and "Product" according to your pivot table and field names
' Clear existing filters
pvt.ClearAllFilters
' Apply filter to pivot table
For i = 1 To pvt.PivotItems.Count
Set pitm = pvt.PivotItems(i)
pitm.Visible = False
For j = 1 To UBound(filtvalues, 1) - LBound(filtvalues, 1) + 1
If pitm.Name = filtvalues(j, 1) Then
pitm.Visible = True
Exit For
End If
Next j
Next i
End Sub

Initially, the pivot table is similar to the below image.

Here is the final output.

Hello M,
Thank you for your query. I hope you are doing well. The quickest way to convert CSV files to XLSX files is by using programming languages like Excel VBA. You may check Method 4 ( Applying VBA Code to Convert Multiple CSV Files to XLSX without Opening) to convert multiple files in subfolders.

Hello JACOB FLOYD,
Thanks for your valuable contribution. Now this method is added to this article. Please let us know if you have any queries regarding this article.

Hello BLAKE HUGUENIN. Thank you for your query. I believe the best way to combine multiple spreadsheets and pivot tables is using Power Query. Please follow the below steps:
Initially, select Data >> Get Data >> From File >> From Excel Workbook Toolbar.

Now, Get the Import File dialog box and select the required file.

Then navigator tab will be visible and select the worksheet to copy the sheet in another workbook. Complete the process by clicking on Load and Close.

Now repeat this process to add sheets as much as you want. Using Power Query is better because if you change the value in any of the workbooks then the value will be changed in master workbook.

Now, if you want to create a dashboard that will be dynamic and change the values of the data if the primary data is changed then use formula =(Sheetname!Range) in the dashboard. For instance =(File4!C5:C13). Please find Add Multiple Worksheets in the master workbook 

Hello, CALEB HOGUE. Thank you for your query. I understand you find difficulties using 9 and 10  as Tab and Enter. Please follow the below code to get 9 and 10 as Tab and Enter respectively.

Sub ActivateFirstBlankCell()
Dim cell As Range

Sub ActivateFirstBlankCell()
    Dim cell As Range

    ' Loop through each cell in the range A1:A5
    For Each cell In Range("A1:A5")
        ' Check if the cell is blank
        If cell.Value = "" Then
            ' Activate the blank cell
            cell.Activate
            Exit Sub ' Exit the loop once the first blank cell is found
        End If
    Next cell
End Sub

Also, follow the code that is already used in this article to convert “8233 CR 8233 CR” into one barcode

Hello, JACK LONETTO. Thank you for your query. After calculating the loan installment using Amortization Schedule with your given criteria, it shows the loan will be dismissed after the 6th installment if you go with a 20% down payment at the beginning of the year.

If you want to complete this process in 10 years then the criteria will be-

Amount Financed $5,280,000
Interest Rate 4%
Term 10Years
At the beginning of Year2 2% Down payment
At the beginning of Year3 2% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year4 2% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year5 2% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year6 2% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year7 2% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year8 3% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
At the beginning of Year9 3% Down payment on the Remaining Balance
Remaining balance at the beginning of year10

For a better understanding, you can check Amortization-Schedule-with-Irregular-Payments as well.