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    Coloring pivot tables

    Is there a way to add a background color to your pivot table so that say you total sums are marked in yellow or red and your profits are marked in a different color? As in the cells of the pivot table. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry just figured it out myself didnt realize it was that simple
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    Re: Coloring pivot tables

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    Re: Coloring pivot tables

    Yes I did solve the issue myself just had to open my eyes as it were. I used auto fill after selecting the cells I wanted to and then chose the color I wanted. Side not however if you choose a dark color make sure to change your font color so that it is visible

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