Pivot Table - Drill down colors hard to read

Is it possible to change the colors of the data when you drill down (double
clicking on a cell) into a pivot table?

For instance, when I do it now, the source data appears with the header row
in a very light blue, and its underlined.

That light blue is just too light for my eyes. I'd like to change it. Is
this something that I inadvertently setup? or is it an Excel default?

Thanks,
Graeme

I don't know of any way to change the default settings. However, after
the sheet has been created, you can choose FormatAutoFormat, and choose
a format that you prefer.

WyoCracker wrote:
Is it possible to change the colors of the data when you drill down (double
clicking on a cell) into a pivot table?

For instance, when I do it now, the source data appears with the header row
in a very light blue, and its underlined.

That light blue is just too light for my eyes. I'd like to change it. Is
this something that I inadvertently setup? or is it an Excel default?

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