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bring back ability to format subtotals in pivot tables
You used to be able to highlight all of the subtotals for a given field and
with one click and then either shade, change font, etc. and that seems to no longer be possible. If someone knows how to do this, please let me konw! |
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If you enable selection in the pivot table, you'll be able to select parts of
the pivot table, and format them. To enable selection: From the Pivot toolbar, choose PivotTableSelect Click on Enable Selection "Pam-ADPT" wrote: You used to be able to highlight all of the subtotals for a given field and with one click and then either shade, change font, etc. and that seems to no longer be possible. If someone knows how to do this, please let me konw! |
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