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how can i create a chart that spans grouped cells?
Have a line chart that spans columns (C:P, for example). Some of those
columns are grouped (say, F:J, for example). When I view level-2 detail (all columns shown) the chart looks fine. But when I view only level-1 detail the chart changes, not displaying the collapsed columns. Any way to keep the chart static? Thanks. |
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how can i create a chart that spans grouped cells?
With your chart selected, go to
Tools-Options. Select Chart tab. Uncheck the "plot visible cells only" box. You should now be able to hide the column and still have your chart work correctly. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "frankherb" wrote: Have a line chart that spans columns (C:P, for example). Some of those columns are grouped (say, F:J, for example). When I view level-2 detail (all columns shown) the chart looks fine. But when I view only level-1 detail the chart changes, not displaying the collapsed columns. Any way to keep the chart static? Thanks. |
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