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Can I retain the formats in a pivot when expanded to additional wo
I have a Pivot Table, in which I have set set the formats to %'s on the
majority of columns. However when I double click on a cell, which creates a new worksheet showing the expanded data, the data shows as decimals. Is there a way of retaining the formats in the Pivot when the new sheet is created? Thanks |
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Can I retain the formats in a pivot when expanded to additional wo
The short answer is no...
-- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Jeanie34" wrote: I have a Pivot Table, in which I have set set the formats to %'s on the majority of columns. However when I double click on a cell, which creates a new worksheet showing the expanded data, the data shows as decimals. Is there a way of retaining the formats in the Pivot when the new sheet is created? Thanks |
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