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Can you show pages of a pivot chart?

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Hi Francoise

Thank you for your question

Could you please clarify your requirments for me. Do you wish to display a seperate pivot chart for each item in the page fields collection?

Thnaks

Stephen

RE: Excel

Hi Stephen

Yes, I was showed the "show pages" function for the pivot table and I was wondering when you do a graph from a pivot table, do you have the possibility to do the same? I have tried but the function is not showing.

Thank you.

Francoise

RE: Excel

Hi Francoise

Thanks for the update.

I have explored this and can't find any straightforward way to solve this problem.
It would be possible to write a macro which would create a chart for each page field value, but that would involve using VBA and would be relatively complex.

Regards

Stephen

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