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F. Lawrence Kulchar

Copying Chart...FORMAT ONLY
 
Is it possible to exactly duplicate the formatting of a chart into a new
chart...

I wish only to change the data series...the formatting (colors, size, type,
axes, fonts, etc.) ALL REMAIN THE SAME.

I guess I could first copy and paste the whol chart...then change the data
series.

PLEASE ADVISE.

Thanks,

FLKulchar



Jon Peltier

Copying Chart...FORMAT ONLY
 
You could copy the first chart, select the second, and use Paste Special -
Formats. Keep in mind that contents of titles and data labels are considered
format and not data, so pasting formats will wipe out your axis titles and
so forth.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com
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"F. Lawrence Kulchar" wrote in
message ...
Is it possible to exactly duplicate the formatting of a chart into a new
chart...

I wish only to change the data series...the formatting (colors, size,
type,
axes, fonts, etc.) ALL REMAIN THE SAME.

I guess I could first copy and paste the whol chart...then change the data
series.

PLEASE ADVISE.

Thanks,

FLKulchar





HEK

Copying Chart...FORMAT ONLY
 
Another approach is to make the chart format you want and add it to the chart
gallery for future re-use.
Right-click yr chart, Select Chart Type, [Custom-type], Select
from..User-defined, and click Add. Now Name yr "NewFormat".
The next time just pick this NewFormat when creating a chart from your data.
HTH,
Henk


"F. Lawrence Kulchar" wrote:

Is it possible to exactly duplicate the formatting of a chart into a new
chart...

I wish only to change the data series...the formatting (colors, size, type,
axes, fonts, etc.) ALL REMAIN THE SAME.

I guess I could first copy and paste the whol chart...then change the data
series.

PLEASE ADVISE.

Thanks,

FLKulchar




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