Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
 

I have a worksheet with a pivot table and an associated pivot chart,
all
nicely formatted. I want to make a duplicate of this so I can
configure the data selection differently (this goes out to a group of
users who aren't so good at doing more than basic manipulation of the
pivot table), but still retain the
formatting and structure. In Excel 2003, I just duplicated the
worksheet and the new
pivot chart would be associated with the new pivot table. In Excel
2007, I find the new pivot chart is *still* tied back to the original
pivot table. Is there a way around this?

If I select the Pivot Chart Tools, I see 'Select Data', but the
section
for "Chart data range" is grayed out and will not allow edits. Any
help is
greatly appreciated.

Thank you .

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
 

Hi,

Select the chart and press Alt D P you will find yourself in the 2003 pivot
table wizard, click the Back button and specify a new range.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"BillG" wrote:

I have a worksheet with a pivot table and an associated pivot chart,
all
nicely formatted. I want to make a duplicate of this so I can
configure the data selection differently (this goes out to a group of
users who aren't so good at doing more than basic manipulation of the
pivot table), but still retain the
formatting and structure. In Excel 2003, I just duplicated the
worksheet and the new
pivot chart would be associated with the new pivot table. In Excel
2007, I find the new pivot chart is *still* tied back to the original
pivot table. Is there a way around this?

If I select the Pivot Chart Tools, I see 'Select Data', but the
section
for "Chart data range" is grayed out and will not allow edits. Any
help is
greatly appreciated.

Thank you .

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
 

Excel 2007
If you are using a Table, the renaming sequence is critical:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jz5znjznluz/02_09_09.xlsm

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
 

On Feb 9, 11:06*am, Shane Devenshire
wrote:
Hi,

Select the chart and press Alt D P you will find yourself in the 2003 pivot
table wizard, click the Back button and specify a new range.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"BillG" wrote:
I have a worksheet with a pivot table and an associated pivot chart,
all
nicely formatted. I want to make a duplicate of this so I can
configure the data selection differently (this goes out to a group of
users who aren't so good at doing more than basic manipulation of the
pivot table), but still retain the
formatting and structure. In Excel 2003, I just duplicated the
worksheet and the new
pivot chart would be associated with the new pivot table. *In Excel
2007, I find the new pivot chart is *still* tied back to the original
pivot table. *Is there a way around this?

If I select the Pivot Chart Tools, I see 'Select Data', but the
section
for "Chart data range" is grayed out and will not allow edits. *Any
help is
greatly appreciated.

Thank you .

Thanks! I think I can make this work. It is a bit round about as it
creates a new pivot table to which the chart is now linked, but that
is fine. Thank you!!

Can copy formatting from one chart to another!
 

I found the same problem - that I could not just copy the entire Excel sheet and rename the data source. But all you have to do is create a new chart, select your old chart and COPY, then select your new chart and PASTE (I use control C and control V). This pastes all the formatting from one chart to another! (wish I'd found this 2 months ago!)



BillG wrote:

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
10-Feb-09

ot

Thanks! I think I can make this work. It is a bit round about as it
creates a new pivot table to which the chart is now linked, but that
is fine. Thank you!!

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Monday, February 09, 2009 2:06 PM
ShaneDevenshir wrote:

Hi,Select the chart and press Alt D P you will find yourself in the 2003 pivot
Hi,

Select the chart and press Alt D P you will find yourself in the 2003 pivot
table wizard, click the Back button and specify a new range.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"BillG" wrote:

On Tuesday, February 10, 2009 1:23 AM
BillG wrote:

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
I have a worksheet with a pivot table and an associated pivot chart,
all
nicely formatted. I want to make a duplicate of this so I can
configure the data selection differently (this goes out to a group of
users who aren't so good at doing more than basic manipulation of the
pivot table), but still retain the
formatting and structure. In Excel 2003, I just duplicated the
worksheet and the new
pivot chart would be associated with the new pivot table. In Excel
2007, I find the new pivot chart is *still* tied back to the original
pivot table. Is there a way around this?

If I select the Pivot Chart Tools, I see 'Select Data', but the
section
for "Chart data range" is grayed out and will not allow edits. Any
help is
greatly appreciated.

Thank you .

On Tuesday, February 10, 2009 1:24 AM
Herbert Seidenberg wrote:

Excel 2007If you are using a Table, the renaming sequence is
Excel 2007
If you are using a Table, the renaming sequence is critical:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jz5znjznluz/02_09_09.xlsm

On Tuesday, February 10, 2009 1:25 AM
BillG wrote:

Duplicating Pivot Chart / Changing Pivot Chart data range
ot

Thanks! I think I can make this work. It is a bit round about as it
creates a new pivot table to which the chart is now linked, but that
is fine. Thank you!!


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