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Dear All,

I am new to excel 2002 and would like to know if it is possible to modify or
create autoformats for pivot tales so that I can effectively use the old
ones from excel 97 in my vba code.

Can anyone help?

Gary Settery


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You can't add to the AutoFormat list that appears when you're formatting
a pivot table, or modify the existing formats.

However, you can use the following workaround:

Select a cell in a regular table in the workbook
(e.g. the pivot table data source)
Choose FormatAutoFormat
Select the formatting you want on the pivot table
Click OK

Select a cell in the pivot table
Press the F4 key, to repeat the previous formatting

You can then go back to the regular table, and set its AutoFormat to None

Gary Settery wrote:
Dear All,

I am new to excel 2002 and would like to know if it is possible to modify or
create autoformats for pivot tales so that I can effectively use the old
ones from excel 97 in my vba code.

Can anyone help?

Gary Settery




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