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# Pivoting options

**Enable Pivot Header**

Show or hide column headers when in Pivot mode.

**Enable row total columns for each value at end of pivot table**

Enable or disable row total columns for each value at the end of the pivot table.

**Pivot column is date**

If a column header in your pivot table is a date, you can format it’s appearance here.

### Custom notification options

A message will be shown within your SuperTables if there’s an empty datasheet. Dashboard designers can determine what message will be shown. This can be a clear message to explain how to connect data or even if you wish to have a message shown in a different language.


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