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Format PivotTable
I have a standard pivot table in excel 2003. I format the table and some of
the cells with borders, colors, etc. When I refresh the table, the colors remain but the borders for the cells are removed. I've tried changing the Preserve Formatting and the Autoformat Table and I still get the same results...Is there a way to keep the format of the table while refreshing it? thanks in advance for your help |
Format PivotTable
Hi PeterM,
Well formatting and pivots are not good friends until excel 2007, however you could try what I did. Presuming you have a pivot table not formatted as yet and without specifically ticked boxes in a dropdown list (I mean it should be ticked "show all") try the following: Let's say your pivot table is between cells A2:H26 (yest there will be some blanks probably especially at the top where the page field is but don't worry). Now go to cell L2 and type: =A2 and hit enter. Now drag and copy this until S2 and drop it. Having done so, drag and copy these 8 cells down until you reach row 26 (I always copy further incase my pivot extends because of new data). Now you have dynamic values and "0" where blank cells in a pivot are. You can format it and create a dynamic copy in another workbook. I know there are some cons but this has worked for me on many ocassions. Sorry, for the dummy like description but I wanted to be clear enough. Hope this helps you somehow. Regards, Piotr "PeterM" wrote: I have a standard pivot table in excel 2003. I format the table and some of the cells with borders, colors, etc. When I refresh the table, the colors remain but the borders for the cells are removed. I've tried changing the Preserve Formatting and the Autoformat Table and I still get the same results...Is there a way to keep the format of the table while refreshing it? thanks in advance for your help |
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