Is there a way to force a column header to be blank?
When formatting a column "Data Label" in a table chart from the formatting drop down where you would format justification etc. - you are able to override the column name with more plain english.
However, in some instances, I've wanted to override the column name with nothing, i.e. have a blank column header, especially if the first row of my table is designed to be forced as categories - I know that if you entered a column header name with any trailing or leading white space, which killed my first solution of "Put in a space". I've also tested a couple of the unicode standard thin spaces, half spaces etc. to see if they might interact differently
Has anyone found a way to bruteforce this outcome or am I going to have to put a "-" in?
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Spot on @RobSomers - Exactly the answer I was looking for! :)
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