Never used VBA before, please help!!

cfoges

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Hi,

This will be my first time using VBA and writing code. I am completely clueless so details are greatly appreciated.

What I am trying to do:
I've created a Pivot table report that automatically refreshes everytime it opens. On every refresh, the auto-format, in particular column width, changes. My goal is to write code to establish fixed column widths. Is this possible?

Thank you for your help,
Chris
 

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Try recording a macro while re-formatting your table. Then you can do it a will!! You might even be able to automate it with the refresh.

lenze
 
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Hi Lenze,

Thanks for the reply, however I did not want to record a macro and then run it, I want my sheet to automatically set to specific user defined column widths.

Thanks
 
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