Pivot Table Drill Down Number Formatting
When you double-click a cell in the data area or a pivot table, Excel places
the detail data summarized in the cell on a new worksheet. Unfortunately, the number formatting on the new worksheet doesn't seem to follow the formatting of the source data. I can use the Format, Style, Number to make the formatting the same for each numeric field, but I don't want the same format for each numeric field. For example, I want some of the columns to be comma with 3 decimal places and others to have no decimal places just like they are in the source data for the pivot table. Any suggestions? |
You can use the Format Painter button on the toolbar, to copy the
formatting from the source data, and apply it to the detail sheet. Do this manually, or record a macro, then run the macro as required. Gregg Riemer wrote: When you double-click a cell in the data area or a pivot table, Excel places the detail data summarized in the cell on a new worksheet. Unfortunately, the number formatting on the new worksheet doesn't seem to follow the formatting of the source data. I can use the Format, Style, Number to make the formatting the same for each numeric field, but I don't want the same format for each numeric field. For example, I want some of the columns to be comma with 3 decimal places and others to have no decimal places just like they are in the source data for the pivot table. Any suggestions? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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