How to keep the cell borders of the pivot table?

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Is there any way to not lose border formatting after refreshing a Pivot
Table?
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David Heaton

Is there any way to not lose border formatting after refreshing a Pivot
Table?
Thank you.

Make sure you have selected "Preserve Formatting" in the table options
 
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Yes. I am sure I have selected "Preserve Formatting" in the table options


"David Heaton" <[email protected]>
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Is there any way to not lose border formatting after refreshing a Pivot
Table?
Thank you.

Make sure you have selected "Preserve Formatting" in the table options
 
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Cruzin1957

The easiest way I have found to keep the format in Excel 2003 Pivot Tables is to change the Table options by deselecting the Autoformat Table. I then apply my desired format to the table. Although it takes a little bit longer to format the table, you will find that it no longer reformats when you make changes.



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How to keep the cell borders of the pivot table?

Is there any way to not lose border formatting after refreshing a Pivo
Table
Thank you.

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