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Hi,
When double clicking a field in a pivot table, it opens the original data. Is there a way to keep the format the data is in? Let's say, if the pivot has different coloured lines, if I double click, how can I keep the same lines coloured? Thanks, Assaf. |
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No, the extracted data won't retain the formatting from the pivot table.
There's no setting that will change this behaviour. assaf1978 wrote: Hi, When double clicking a field in a pivot table, it opens the original data. Is there a way to keep the format the data is in? Let's say, if the pivot has different coloured lines, if I double click, how can I keep the same lines coloured? Thanks, Assaf. -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures www.contextures.com/tiptech.html Blog: http://blog.contextures.com |
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