How to make row labels on same line in pivot table?
After creating a pivot table in Excel, you will see the row labels are listed in only one column. But, if you need to put the row labels on the same line to view the data more intuitively and clearly as following screenshots shown. How could you set the pivot table layout to your need in Excel?
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Make row labels on same line with setting the layout form in pivot table |
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Make row labels on same line with setting the layout form in pivot table
As we all know, the pivot table has several layout form, the tabular form may help us to put the row labels next to each other. Please do as follows:
1. Click any cell in your pivot table, and the PivotTable Tools tab will be displayed.
2. Under the PivotTable Tools tab, click Design > Report Layout > Show in Tabular Form, see screenshot:
3. And now, the row labels in the pivot table have been placed side by side at once, see screenshot:
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Make row labels on same line with PivotTable Options
You can also go to the PivotTable Options dialog box to set an option to finish this operation.
1. Click any one cell in the pivot table, and right click to choose PivotTable Options, see screenshot:
2. In the PivotTable Options dialog box, click the Display tab, and then check Classic PivotTable layout(enables dragging of fields in the grid) option, see screenshot:
3. Then click OK to close this dialog, and you will get the following pivot table which row labels are separated in different columns.
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