Hi All,

I have compile a spread sheet which among other columns has one with
contains numbers. These numbers are not unique and may appear several times
in various rows in the same column. Although those have a particular
significance I have manually formatted the figures to show as Magenta and
Bold. When I construct a pivot table (which will display the numbers, with a
count column (so I can determine how many time each number appears) the
Magenta and Bold formatting is not reflected in the values within Pivot
table. Is there a way around this?

I'd appreiciate any useful advice.

Yandros
TIA

A pivot table doesn't reflect the formatting of the source data, only
the values. Perhaps you could use conditional formatting in the pivot
table to format the numbers.

Yandros wrote:
I have compile a spread sheet which among other columns has one with
contains numbers. These numbers are not unique and may appear several times
in various rows in the same column. Although those have a particular
significance I have manually formatted the figures to show as Magenta and
Bold. When I construct a pivot table (which will display the numbers, with a
count column (so I can determine how many time each number appears) the
Magenta and Bold formatting is not reflected in the values within Pivot
table. Is there a way around this?

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