Thanks for the info. I thought I was going to go crazy! Another fabulous
Microsoft "feature". ;)

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote:

This is a known problem with PivotCharts. There's information in the
following MSKB article, which suggests recording a macro as you apply
the formatting:

Changing a PivotChart Removes Series Formatting in Excel
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=215904


James wrote:
I have created a line chart with two Y axises based off of a pivot table.
After the chart is created I customize the text, colors and line widths the
way I want it as well as remove the pivot fields and then save it as the
default chart style. However, whenever the pivot table is refreshed it
changes the chart back to a standard line chart with only one Y axis. Is
there any way to make my chart remain the way I want it after customization
when the source pivot table is refreshed? Thanks!


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