Odd pivot table occurance

robertdseals

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  1. 2010
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  1. Windows
Hello,
I have a pivot table (created by someone else) that when the value is 500 it shows a period "." instead of the number 500. Has me stumped!
 

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It's only in one column (if a 500 shows up in another field, it doesn't do it). And if I change one of the periods to 500 it changes them all. But, won't let me change it to something like 400.
 
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Is it a value field, or a row/column/filter field?
 
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In that case, remove it from the pivot table, refresh, then put the field back. That should reset the caption.
 
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