When this new sheet is created, a kind of auto formatting is applied to the
new sheet. My question is: How can I control this formating? Where does
Excel get theese formats from? Some times I get quite weird results...
I´m using Excel 2000.
Hope anybody out there can help me.
Håvard
But maybe you can go back to the raw data worksheet and select your range and
use the Format|painter icon to use the same format again.
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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html
Sub FormatPivotDetail()
Selection.ShowDetail = True
Selection.AutoFormat _
Format:=xlRangeAutoFormatSimple
End Sub
But that sounds pretty difficult. Maybe I shouldn't ask. (hehehe).
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Dave Peterson
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http://groups.google.com/groups?&threadm=3FB97939.94402802%40msn.com
H. Rye wrote:
> When I doubleclik in my pivot table, a new sheet is created, showing the
> details behind the cell content in the pivot table.
>
> When this new sheet is created, a kind of auto formatting is applied to the
> new sheet. My question is: How can I control this formating? Where does
> Excel get theese formats from? Some times I get quite weird results...
>
> I´m using Excel 2000.
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