Hoping someone can help with a (hopefuly) obvious answer.
We have a large table of data (about 500 rows and 30 columns).
I wanted to put this into a pivot table to display the information more easily.
Once I have selected the table, and created the pivot table, I tick most of the boxes to show the data.
This looks a mess.
So I make it tabular format and remove all subtotals/totals and it looks more like a table. Great stuff.
But, as soon as I add colour to the columns of the pivot table, it seems to bug out.
So column B is all orange, C blue and D purple.
Once I have coloured these columns, if I use the filter on the row to untick an entry that I don't want to see, random cells lose their colour. (The preserve formatting tick box was already checked).
Over a large table with 30 columns, this looked crazy and made no sense.
Cells lost colour, some were coloured all black, some text turned grey.
I thought I was an issue with the original table (which is coloured) so I copied the data to a new tab, pasted as values and had it just as text.
The pivot table still acts crazy when refreshing and I am baffled to why.
Because of this, I am unable to have the table how I want.
Any ideas on this?
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