Copy Custom PivotTable Style to Different Excel File

You can create custom PivotTable Styles in an Excel workbook, to fine tune the appearance of your pivot tables.
This video shows how you can copy one of your custom styles to a different Excel file.
See detailed steps and get the sample workbook on my Contextures site:
www.contextures.com/excel-piv...
Or use this short link: myctx.link/PTstyle
Video Timeline
0:00 Introduction
0:14 See the Custom Style
0:41 Copy Worksheet
1:07 Use the Custom Style
Instructor: Debra Dalgleish, Contextures Inc.
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[@AndreaUttini]

Thank you so much!

[@contextures]

You're welcome, Andrea, and thanks for your comment!

[@thepotbellyninja]

Nice. Would be nicer to be able to set the new style as a default for ALL workbooks. Thanks!

[@contextures]

You could create a template with that custom style in it, set as the pivot table default style. Then, use that template for all your new Excel files.

[@slitt4782]

Thanks so much Deborah - exactly what I was looking for.

[@contextures]

You're welcome, Steve, and thanks for letting me know that the video had what you needed!

[@devendrabartwal1876]

❤super i love it thanks ❤

[@contextures]

You're welcome, and thanks for your comment!

[@devendrabartwal1876]

U r one of my best excel teacher ❤

[@contextures]

@@devendrabartwal1876 Aww, thank you!

[@devendrabartwal1876]

@@contextures love you bottom of heart ❤️