Changing / Masking Category Names on a PivotChart

andynetter

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Hi all,

New to this board and hoping someone can help.

I have a PivotChart, which is currently displaying sales to a range of customers. The customer names are on the Category axis. What I need to do is change the Category names to something like "Customer A" to hide the true Customer names.

So for example, instead of showing it as HP / Acer / Dell, I need it to show Customer A / Customer B / Customer C.

I realise I can do this by changing the names in the source pivot, but I need to find a way of changing them on the PivotChart only, using some VBA code. I'm open to any creative suggestions....!

Many thanks in advance,
Andy
 

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