Select the chart and go to the Chart Tools tabs ( Design and Format) on the Excel ribbon. Right-click the chart element you would like to customize, and choose the corresponding item from the context menu. Use the chart customization buttons that appear in the top right corner of your Excel graph when you click on it.
1. Click any cell inside the pivot table. 2. Right click and click on Refresh. To refresh a pivot table automatically when opening an Excel file, execute the following steps. 3. Click any cell inside the pivot table. 4. On the PivotTable Analyze tab, in the PivotTable group, click Options.
First, select the entire pivot table and right-click your mouse >> click the Format Cells option. In the protection option of the Format Cells Uncheck the Locked option and press OK. Then on the Review Tab on top, click on the Protect Sheet. Put a tick mark on the Select unlocked cells and set a password.
Click any cell in the PivotTable report for which you want to unshare the data cache. On the Options tab, in the Data group, click Change Data Source, and then click Change Data Source. The Change PivotTable Data source dialog box appears. To use a different data connection, select Use an external data source, and then click Choose Connection.
The basic steps are to select a report label cell, insert a calculated item (not a calculated field), and set the name and formula as needed. For example, the Gross Profit item will be equal to Sales minus Cost of Sales, as illustrated below. The two remaining calculated items, Operating Expenses and Net Income, are created in a similar manner.
Step 2: Create Your Pivot Table. Select Data: Click anywhere within your table. Create Pivot Table: Go to the 'Insert' tab, choose 'Pivot Table,' and select 'From Table or Range.'. Choose Location: Decide whether you want to place your pivot table in a new worksheet or an existing one and click 'OK.'. You now have a blank pivot table sheet.
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