I have an array of sales data with 8 columns. I have learnt to construct a Pivot Table from the data so I’ll be able to undertake some analyses with respect to information such as: invoices that are Unpaid (analysed according to months – with a total for each month); invoices that have been paid as @ any chosen date (also with totals for each month), etc.
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I have uploaded an example of the Excel workbook with the first sheet showing the Pivot Table and the second sheet showing the original data. The boxnet uploaded link is as follows:
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http://www.box.net/shared/mp09yvjc5e6gfxop2ea7
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Please, I need help on how to format the Pivot Table so that the information in the ROWS showing the Monthly Totals could be made BOLD. Also, in case I wish to give those monthly total rows a particular colour or change the fonts on those rows – whether it is possible and how I could achieve that. In summary, can I make the fonts in the ‘Monthly total’ rows Bold, change the fonts and/or give the rows any chosen colour – to distinguish the rows from the other rows.
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I appreciate the help of forum members on this.
Thanks.
Kenny
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I have uploaded an example of the Excel workbook with the first sheet showing the Pivot Table and the second sheet showing the original data. The boxnet uploaded link is as follows:
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http://www.box.net/shared/mp09yvjc5e6gfxop2ea7
<o> </o>
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Please, I need help on how to format the Pivot Table so that the information in the ROWS showing the Monthly Totals could be made BOLD. Also, in case I wish to give those monthly total rows a particular colour or change the fonts on those rows – whether it is possible and how I could achieve that. In summary, can I make the fonts in the ‘Monthly total’ rows Bold, change the fonts and/or give the rows any chosen colour – to distinguish the rows from the other rows.
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I appreciate the help of forum members on this.
Thanks.
Kenny