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Hi!
If I use the Autoformat option and select "None," this gets me what I want - so that I have no borders displaying and I can format everything on my own. Just one major problem with that - using the Autoformat option (even with "None" selected - the column widths automatically widen and screw up my format. Then, then when you turn off the Autoformat option - one would think you would be all set, but now you run into the problem of the pivot table automatically putting borders into the report upon a refresh or filtering the report. I cannot even possibly fathom Microsoft's reasoning behind doing this. Even if I never get this solved - I would love for someone to provide some kind of explanation ;o) Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Rick |
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