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What if I DON'T want the chart to be updated when source data changes?
I'm using a huge spreadsheet to create a series of charts. I need to
re-sort the *entire* spreadsheet for each chart I create, which causes all the previous charts to change. How can I create a chart, "freeze" it, and then go on to create more charts from different data on the same spreadsheet? |
the easiest way to do it is to copy the chart as a picture (hold
shift)<edit<Copy as pictureand paste the picture in a sheet. the other way to do it is to create a new copy of the data sheet for each chart you need to make. "arhooley" wrote: I'm using a huge spreadsheet to create a series of charts. I need to re-sort the *entire* spreadsheet for each chart I create, which causes all the previous charts to change. How can I create a chart, "freeze" it, and then go on to create more charts from different data on the same spreadsheet? |
I wrote a page about delinking your chart from its data range:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...ChartData.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ bj wrote: the easiest way to do it is to copy the chart as a picture (hold shift)<edit<Copy as pictureand paste the picture in a sheet. the other way to do it is to create a new copy of the data sheet for each chart you need to make. "arhooley" wrote: I'm using a huge spreadsheet to create a series of charts. I need to re-sort the *entire* spreadsheet for each chart I create, which causes all the previous charts to change. How can I create a chart, "freeze" it, and then go on to create more charts from different data on the same spreadsheet? |
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