Macro changing pivot table while using a single chart type.

Evendis

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
I'm building a Dashboard and I want to use a single chart while creating a macro that will switch pivot table while using the same chart. Instead of having 2 separate charts, one for sum and one for average, I would like to have one single chart on my Dashboard and include a button that will switch from sum to average to display the pivot table info on the chart. I already know how to create a button and assign a macro to it with the developer tab.

How do i create a macro that will switch from Pivot table 1 to Pivot table 2 using the same chart ?

If there is any other solution let me know.

Thank you.
Evendis.
 

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