When you create a pivot table, Excel applies a default pivot table style. If there are two or more fields in the Row Labels area, you might see dividing lines, below the item headings.
These lines can make it difficult to see which group the headings are connected to. To make the pivot table easier to read, you can add blank rows, or create a new pivot table style, with lines above the headings
Watch this video to see how to see how to add the blank rows, or create a new style.
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Video Timeline
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Add Blank Rows
01:05 Remove Blank Rows
01:26 Duplicate Pivot Table Style
01:53 Modify Pivot Table Style
02:34 Change Heading Border
03:18 Apply Modified Style
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Instructor: Debra Dalgleish, Contextures Inc.
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