Tips - How to put PivotTable Field List back at its Original Position?

01/04/2020 2 0

Have You ever struggled to put PivotTable Field List back at its Original Position?
*Original Position - right-side of the worksheet, as highlighted in the following picture:

If Your answer is Yes, You should find the following helpful.

Q) How to move PivotTable Field List back at its Original Position?
A) Double-click on its Header. *Header = where PivotTable Fields is written
PivotTable Field List could be anywhere on the worksheet. If You double-click on its Header, it will move back to its Original Position.

Note: closing and re-showing Field List will not put Field List back at its Original Position. Field List will re-show where it was just before it was closed.

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