Conditional formatting for individual subcategory ?

szakharov7723

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Office Version
  1. 2019
Platform
  1. Windows
Is it possible to automatically apply data bars to pivot table like this?
1576519995230.png

As you can see there are individual data bars for every subcategory (dates) , and they are not related to each other on category level (item)

To make it more clear on what I mean, here is how it would look like if I used standard automatic formatting for date values:
1576520582471.png


So I wonder if there is any workaround or VBA code to apply conditional formatting individually for every subcategory ? (as in 1st pic)
 

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