Trying to view an old thread but formatting is not showing?

danhendo888

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows

This is an old thread of mine which I wanted to re-read as I have upgraded to Office 365

However, the formatting in my OP is showing text and I cannot see what the original table looked like. I tried copying and pasting it into a new post and previewing it but it just showed the text.

Is there are a way to see what the OP would have looked like when I posted it?
 
Actually, it's okay. I don't need it anymore. There is a video link within the thread that points to the solution. This is sufficient for me.

Please ignore this thread or delete thread. Thank you
 
I converted the HTML posted in the original post to display the actual table submitted.
I can't see other HTML in the thread. Please let me know the post number in case there is another one contains HTML code.
Thanks.
 

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