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2 data series in one pivot chart

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by - delegate Zohra [10 posts] (2007 Sep 12 Wed, 12:30) replyReply

Hello,

I have creted a pivot chart from a pivot table. I would like to modify the table to include a running total, and add this line to the graph without erasing the former lines.

Is this possible?

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RE: 2 data series in one pivot chart

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[818 posts] (2007 Oct 2 Tue, 11:11) replyReply

If you add the running total to the pivot table, you will have that field present in the Chart.

You can format the new data series RUNNING TOTAL in the Pivot chart separately if need be. Just double click on that data line and format it appropriately.


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