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copy chart format
I have several pivot charts. On the first one I have all of the formatting
options the way I want them (e.g., fonts, colors, grid lines, etc.) Is there a way to copy all of the formatting to another chart(s)? |
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copy chart format
First you select the first one and make it a user-defined chart type under
Custom Types. Then you apply that to all new charts or existing charts. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 09:01:01 -0700, Steve wrote: I have several pivot charts. On the first one I have all of the formatting options the way I want them (e.g., fonts, colors, grid lines, etc.) Is there a way to copy all of the formatting to another chart(s)? |
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