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Fullam

Chart Series Formats lost when list re -sorted
 

:confused: Hi,

I have created a bubble chart where I have set specific colours to each
series.

However if I then sort the source table (this not a pivot table just a
list) the formating doesn't follow and they all change.

Any way to fix the format so this doesn't happen and I keep consistent
colours irrespective of sorting the source data ?

regards
Greg


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JasenD

Chart Series Formats lost when list re -sorted
 
I am having a similar problem. I have set up a data table and created a list
out of it so I can add additional data over time. From this list, I have also
set up multiple charts in which specific data series are compared in each
chart. Since each data series appears in multiple charts, I have colored each
data series the same so it is constant when moving from chart to chart.

When I add new data to the series, the data correclty appears on the charts
and the formatting (color reference in the legend) also remains to the
settings I had previously specified. However, when I save the workbook, exit,
and re-open the workbook, all formatting is lost. Thus my color referencing
for each data series is non-existant. Considering the number of charts and
data series I have, it is too time consuming to reformat each data series in
every chart.

I would greatly appreciate it if someone could explain how to prevent this
from happening, or if this problem could be fixed in a update.

Thank you,
Jasen


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