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Formatting calculated totals in a Pivot Table
My pivot table summarizes monetary values and totals these values with the
auto -generated column total and row total. I have formatted the data values that are displayed but how can I apply the same formatting to the total column and total row? So my pivot table looks something like this (as in no dollar signs on the totals) Jan Feb Mar Total categoryA $10 $14 $25 49 categoryB $15 $12 $18 45 Total 25 26 43 94 Anyone any ideas? |
Formatting calculated totals in a Pivot Table
Actually finally sussed a solution myself...
It goes like this: ' Sets formatting for totals xlApp.ActiveSheet.PivotTables("Values").PivotSelec t("'Column Grand Total'", Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlPTSelectionMode.x lDataOnly) xlApp.Selection.NumberFormatLocal = "$#,###,###,##0.00" ' Sets formatting for totals xlApp.ActiveSheet.PivotTables("Values").PivotSelec t("'Row Grand Total'", Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlPTSelectionMode.x lDataOnly) xlApp.Selection.NumberFormatLocal = "$#,###,###,##0.00" "overcanyon" wrote: My pivot table summarizes monetary values and totals these values with the auto -generated column total and row total. I have formatted the data values that are displayed but how can I apply the same formatting to the total column and total row? So my pivot table looks something like this (as in no dollar signs on the totals) Jan Feb Mar Total categoryA $10 $14 $25 49 categoryB $15 $12 $18 45 Total 25 26 43 94 Anyone any ideas? |
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