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Pivot chart
Hallo,
I usually create charts based upon pivot tables and it all works fine. Now I need to create a chart that uses the data shown on the pivot table, plus the "total average" to be used as a benchmark. The example of the pivot is: Agent Average production Joe 3000 Manuel 5000 Steven 4000 Total average 4000 I would like to have a chart that shows the average production of the agents and the total average production. I can't get Excel 2007 to include that last line in the chart. Can anyone suggest a way? Thanks Maurizio |
Pivot chart
Brian wrote:
Hallo, I usually create charts based upon pivot tables and it all works fine. Now I need to create a chart that uses the data shown on the pivot table, plus the "total average" to be used as a benchmark. The example of the pivot is: Agent Average production Joe 3000 Manuel 5000 Steven 4000 Total average 4000 I would like to have a chart that shows the average production of the agents and the total average production. I can't get Excel 2007 to include that last line in the chart. Can anyone suggest a way? Hi there, I suggest you abandon the pivot chart. Use a pivot table, if you like, to crunch the data, but then lift the results using GETPIVOTDATA to a separate area for charting. |
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