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Hello Experts;
When I open my pivot and refresh it. All the font cell format gets lost. Is there anyway to preserve it. I have tried a lot of approach and nothing is working. Please help |
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Maybe a quick google search will get you on your way...
Three Tips for Making your Pivot Table Formatting Stick |
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none of those tips worked
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hi...any updates in regards to this
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I don't know what else to say. I have used the method posted and it works to preserve the format. Maybe somebody else know of something I'm missing.
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I think this is a bug in excel..you can only format rows and you can not have multiple formats for multiple cell in a single row for pivots
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