Microsoft PowerPivot for Excel 2010 – Adding Pivot Chart

I discussed how to add a Pivot Table in my previous blog, and now I am going to show you how to add its twin brother, Pivot Chart.

  • Start on the worksheet that contains your Sales by Channel PivotTable.
  • On the PowerPivot tab in Excel, click PowerPivot Window.
  • On the PowerPivot Home ribbon, click the arrow below PivotTable and select PivotChart.

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  • Select Existing Worksheet and click OK.

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  • Select the empty PivotChart.

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  • In the FactSales table, select the TotalSales field.
  • In the DimChannel table, select the ChannelName field.
  • In the DimDate table, select CalendarQuarter.  Move SumofCalendarQuarter to the Legend Fields box.

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  • The following PivotChart would be generated.

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  • Right-click on the numbers and select Format Axis. Click Axis Options and in the Display units dropdown, select Millions and then click Close.

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If you were able to create the Profit by Category Pivot Table that I suggested in my previous blog, then try to build a similar Profit by Category  Pivot Chart.  Have fun!

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