Pivot table shows row labels instead of field name

1. How do I not show row labels in a pivot table?
2. How do I show field names in a pivot table?
3. Why is my pivot table not showing fields?
4. How do I remove row labels and column labels in a pivot table?
5. How do I get the row name in a pivot table?

How do I not show row labels in a pivot table?

On the Analyze or Options tab, in the PivotTable group, click Options. On the Display tab, under Display, do one or more of the following: To show items with no data on rows, select or clear the Show items with no data on rows check box to display or hide row items that have no values.

How do I show field names in a pivot table?

The Field List should appear when you click anywhere in the PivotTable. If you click inside the PivotTable but don't see the Field List, open it by clicking anywhere in the PivotTable. Then, show the PivotTable Tools on the ribbon and click Analyze> Field List.

Why is my pivot table not showing fields?

If the PivotTable Field List task pane does not appear automatically, follow these steps to enable it: Click any cell in the pivot table layout. On the Excel Ribbon, click the PivotTable Analyze tab. Then in the Show group (at the far right), click the Field List command.

How do I remove row labels and column labels in a pivot table?

To do that, you could click the drop down arrow for the Row or Column Labels, to see the list of pivot items in that pivot field. Then, in the list, remove the check mark for items you want to remove. For example, to hide the data for 7-Feb-10, you'd click on the check mark to remove it.

How do I get the row name in a pivot table?

To show the item labels in every row, for a specific pivot field: Right-click an item in the pivot field. In the Field Settings dialog box, click the Layout & Print tab. Add a check mark to Repeat item labels, then click OK.