RE: Create separate pivot chart for each filter

[Christopher Scott [MSFT]]

There's not a way to do this from what I know. You would need to create a
separate pivot table and pivot chart for each filter/view.

If you don't need to keep your pivot chart updating with the pivot table and
just want a few "snapshots", you could filter the pivot table the way you
want, then copy and paste the chart to a new workbook to "unlink" the chart
from the pivot table.
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Thanks,
Christopher

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"RTMI" wrote:

> In Excel, Pivot Charts - When filtering in a pivot table, how do you create a
> separate chart for each filtered set of data? As it is now, the chart updates
> when you change the filter criteria.

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i've been tinkering with 2007 to unlink a pivot chart from a pivot table. I know how to do that in 2003, but i suppose i didn't manage to find equivalent procedure in excel 2007...

the workaround, using paste as picture is not good enough, because the it cannot be edited anymore

Pls help

chscot wrote:

There's not a way to do this from what I know.

14-Feb-08

There's not a way to do this from what I know. You would need to create a
separate pivot table and pivot chart for each filter/view.

If you don't need to keep your pivot chart updating with the pivot table and
just want a few "snapshots", you could filter the pivot table the way you
want, then copy and paste the chart to a new workbook to "unlink" the chart
from the pivot table.
--
Thanks,
Christopher

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"RTMI" wrote:

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Wednesday, February 06, 2008 11:01 AM
RTM wrote:

Create separate pivot chart for each filter

In Excel, Pivot Charts - When filtering in a pivot table, how do you create a
separate chart for each filtered set of data? As it is now, the chart updates
when you change the filter criteria.

On Thursday, February 14, 2008 10:33 PM
chscot wrote:

There's not a way to do this from what I know.
There's not a way to do this from what I know. You would need to create a
separate pivot table and pivot chart for each filter/view.

If you don't need to keep your pivot chart updating with the pivot table and
just want a few "snapshots", you could filter the pivot table the way you
want, then copy and paste the chart to a new workbook to "unlink" the chart
from the pivot table.
--
Thanks,
Christopher

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"RTMI" wrote:

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[Jon Peltier]

How do you do that in 2003?

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