Pick one you like best and right-click it, then select You can only edit custom styles, the first step is to add a custom The basic idea is that you must edit the slicer's style. Or is there? Of course there is, but is has been cunningly hidden! Have noticed there is no way to change the font size of a slicer. If you've scurried through all slicer dialogs like I have, you'll Turn off resizing and moving to prevent your users from messing with Move/size with cells just like any other shape on a sheet. Here youĬan control whether or not the slicer must be printed and should Select the "Size and Properties" option to get there. Options are quickly accessible through the slicer's right-click menu Unfortunately, not everything you need is on the ribbon. These three controls enable you to change the button layout and size Size groupĪnd last but not least a small group which lets you edit the button
Just like you can easily change the colors of your slicers byĪpplying a different style to the slicer it is simple to modify theīutton layout and appearance, just adjust the numbers in that group of Right-clicking the newly duplicated style and choosing "Modify". Right-clicking one of them and choosing "Duplicate", followed by Like cell styles you can create your own slicer styles too, by This makes it easy to keep your workbook design tidy Like any style in Excel 2010, these adhere to the theme Slicer Styles GroupĪ quick way to format your slicers is by applying one of the built-in Which items are listed in a slicer and how they are sorted and filtered Of a slicer here (Slicer Caption), change some settings controlling This group houses three important controls. The Slicer Tools contextual ribbon tab houses a number of groups toĬhange your slicer's appearance and behavior. Ribbon (cut in two halves so it fits on this page) showing the slicer There is a host of settings you can apply to your slicers.
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