Resulting Report from Pivot Drill Down?

dem1an

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Is there a way to control the way the new sheet looks when you double click a number in pivot to drill down to the data underneath? Is there a way to control the format of this output?

Also, is it possible hook some additional functionality to a double click? Say for instance, I wanted to hide columns A & B?

Just a couple of things I've been wondering about.

Thanks

dem
 

Excel Facts

Shade all formula cells
To shade all formula cells: Home, Find & Select, Formulas to select all formulas. Then apply a light fill color.
PivotTable data is stored in a so-called PivotCache, which does not contain format information. Therefore the drill down operation will not preserve formats.

For double-click functionality, you can write an event macro that intercepts normal double-click operation.
 
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