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Pivot Tables
Hi
I have quite large pivot table files in Excel 2003. When i copy a new source piece of data into one of the tabs, and then refresh the pivot tables, i lose all my formatting of the pivot tables (I.e Font Colours, borders etc) Is there a way i can get the formatting bo be left alone. Any suggestions. Someone said write a macro, but i am wondering if there is a tick box i can use to say leave the formatting alone. Many Thanks Matt -- Matt Lynn Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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