Microsoft Excel 2021365 - Beginner to Advanced - Creating a Custom PivotTable Style

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on creating custom pivot table styles in Excel. It begins with an introduction to the reasons for customizing styles, such as adhering to company branding or personal preferences. The tutorial then walks through the process of creating a basic pivot table, exploring existing styles, and finally, creating and modifying a custom style. The video emphasizes the flexibility of Excel's design options and how users can apply and adjust styles to meet specific needs.

Why might someone want to create a custom pivot table style?

• To reduce file size

• To increase data accuracy

• To adhere to company branding guidelines

• To improve Excel's performance

What is the first step in creating a basic pivot table?

• Saving the worksheet

• Inserting a chart

• Choosing a color theme

• Selecting the data range

Which of the following is NOT a category of pivot table styles in Excel?

• Medium

• Dark

• Light

• Transparent

What can you do if you want to use specific company colors in your pivot table?

• Use the default Excel theme

• Modify an existing theme

• Create a new worksheet

• Change the font size

What is the first step in creating a custom pivot table style?

• Naming the style

• Inserting a chart

• Selecting a theme

• Choosing a font

How can you ensure your custom pivot table style is used for all future tables in a document?

• Save it as a template

• Set it as the default style

• Print the document

• Share it with others

What can you do if the colors in your custom pivot table style don't appear as expected?

• Change the font

• Delete the pivot table

• Restart Excel

• Toggle the Banded Rows option