> I'm using Excel for Mac 2004 V11.3.3
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> Does this really mean the table formatting? Any ideas?
With Preserve formatting checked, my PTs retain font color, interior
color, bold, italic, etc, on refresh. Cell borders do get reset.
First, you're several updates behind - the current version is 11.3.7,
though I don't necessarily think that's the cause of the problem.
Do you get the same behavior if you recreate the PT in MacXL?
CyberTaz - 28 Aug 2007 17:53 GMT
Hi John -
Just to add to the conundrum... Upon reading this post I did some brief
investigation on my own (PPC, 10.4.10, 11.3.7). I found that if I bold the
column & row headings *not* including the Grand Total headings that the
format holds on refresh. However, if the Grand Total headings have been
formatted *all* formatting in the PT is stripped on refresh.
Naturally I was a bit reluctant to reply to the OP %-}

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>> I'm using Excel for Mac 2004 V11.3.3
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Mark1406 - 11 Sep 2007 14:54 GMT
Hi Bob,
Just got back from leave, hence the late response. My PT does have formatted
Grand Total headings - and yes all the formatting gets blown away, including
the column headings. Is this likely to be addressed in a forthcoming release?
In the meantime I'll try removing the GT formating on the PC version....
Regards,
Mark
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Mark1406 - 11 Sep 2007 15:38 GMT
Hi John,
I recreated the PT in MacXL. If I apply the formatting to the headings then
it gets blown away on refresh, however the rest of the formatting is
preserved including the column labels, so it is marginally better. I guess I
could write a macro to reapply the formatting.... PIA.
Cheers,
Mark
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