I've created a pivot table in Excel, and I would like to format it so that
the "grand total" rows are reversed out. Is there a way to select an
autoformat and customize it OR is there a way to easily do some conditional
formatting. This is a report that is summarizing a resource's total days
working on a project, and there are about 400 resources, so I certainly don't
want to format each row.

You can't customize the AutoFormats in current versions of Excel, but
should be able to in Excel 2007:

http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/...31/566284.aspx

However, if Enable Selection is turned on, you can select all the
subtotals for a field, and format them all at the same time.

Nancy wrote:
I've created a pivot table in Excel, and I would like to format it so that
the "grand total" rows are reversed out. Is there a way to select an
autoformat and customize it OR is there a way to easily do some conditional
formatting. This is a report that is summarizing a resource's total days
working on a project, and there are about 400 resources, so I certainly don't
want to format each row.


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