After inputting this into the field list, a PivotChart (shown below) will create in your worksheet.In my case, I want the month to be my axis and leads to be my value.You'll know that you have made the data connection successfully when there is "Table 1" at the top of the field list.
On the right side of the worksheet, you should see the PivotChart Field List. Now, the blank PivotChart field should appear. This should already be filled in for the cell you selected on your blank worksheet. The same pop-up from before will appear again, and you will want to choose where you want the PivotChart to be placed. Choose the applicable table you'd like to create PivotCharts from. The pop-up below will appear and you will choose the data you want to analyze for your Data Model. Click on the top menu ribbon and navigate to insert. I created a sample table of data for this tutorial. From this table, I want three different charts showing me leads per month, opportunities per month and won quote amount per month.įirst, I will create a new sheet in my same Excel workbook and navigate to any blank cell on this worksheet, which you can see in the image below. The first thing you'll want to do is open the applicable Excel sheet that you'd like to create PivotCharts in. 
EXCEL PIVOT CHART FILTERING A FILTER UPDATE
This step-by-step tutorial will show you a quick and easy way to create PivotCharts that all refresh, update and filter together.
Have you ever wanted to create multiple PivotCharts in Excel showing different data from one table? I know I have, plenty of times!
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