Styles in Tables and PivotTables and Grand Total Calculation - Excel
Posted on: 08/13/2023
When you create a Table or PivotTable in Excel, you can work with Styles. There are three style groups - Light, Medium, and Dark. Within each group are multiple styles. This is both for Tables and PivotTables. With Styles comes Banded Rows and Banded Columns.
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Banded Rows and Banded Columns
After picking PivotTable Styles, you can use Banded Columns or Banded Rows. Banded Row and Banded Columns are located in the PivotTable Styles Options Group.
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