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Excel DRILLDOWN
How does one create 'DrillDown' features? I cant figure it out.. I have seen
where on clicks a "pie slice" or a "Bar" and it automatically drills down to another "comprising" chart (data - pie, bar, etc). Please help! |
Excel DRILLDOWN
Here's what I want to do:
I have a pie chart that shows (in %) the resource-amounts that certain components of a computer system are using. Lets say that "Component A" uses 50%. I would want to double-click the "Component A" slice to find out the pieces that make up HIS totals - "Subcomponent-X, SubCom-Q, etc...". Thanks in advance if/when help arrives! Hopefully it won't have to be done in VB, as I have no clue how to do that (less I begin reading the manual now). "Steve" wrote: How does one create 'DrillDown' features? I cant figure it out.. I have seen where on clicks a "pie slice" or a "Bar" and it automatically drills down to another "comprising" chart (data - pie, bar, etc). Please help! |
Excel DRILLDOWN
You need to set up events for your chart. Here's an introductory article on
chart events: http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=221 - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Steve" wrote in message ... Here's what I want to do: I have a pie chart that shows (in %) the resource-amounts that certain components of a computer system are using. Lets say that "Component A" uses 50%. I would want to double-click the "Component A" slice to find out the pieces that make up HIS totals - "Subcomponent-X, SubCom-Q, etc...". Thanks in advance if/when help arrives! Hopefully it won't have to be done in VB, as I have no clue how to do that (less I begin reading the manual now). "Steve" wrote: How does one create 'DrillDown' features? I cant figure it out.. I have seen where on clicks a "pie slice" or a "Bar" and it automatically drills down to another "comprising" chart (data - pie, bar, etc). Please help! |
Excel DRILLDOWN
Although you can do a pie of pie or a column of pie chart these always show
both charts. For what you ask VBA is necessary. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Steve" wrote: Here's what I want to do: I have a pie chart that shows (in %) the resource-amounts that certain components of a computer system are using. Lets say that "Component A" uses 50%. I would want to double-click the "Component A" slice to find out the pieces that make up HIS totals - "Subcomponent-X, SubCom-Q, etc...". Thanks in advance if/when help arrives! Hopefully it won't have to be done in VB, as I have no clue how to do that (less I begin reading the manual now). "Steve" wrote: How does one create 'DrillDown' features? I cant figure it out.. I have seen where on clicks a "pie slice" or a "Bar" and it automatically drills down to another "comprising" chart (data - pie, bar, etc). Please help! |
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