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Pivot Table Column Widths were punking me...
Couldn't get the widths to stick, even with unchecking Autoformat and
checking preserve formatting boxes. I had a formula outside the table, just doing a simple division. I had clicked on the cells when building the formulas, and my formula looked like this: =GETPIVOTDATA("Host Name",$A$3,"Roster Name",.....etc. When I deleted that and just typed in the reference cells for my formula ( =C2/C3) it fixed my problem. I could set column widths and keep them. |
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