Help.
Am using a pivot-table to generate a pivot graph in excel 2000. I have three series plotted against time.
One of these series is much smaller than the others - and cannot really be seen if plotted using the same y-axis as the other two.
So, I've assigned this series to the 'secondary y-axis' and all is well and good - Until I refresh my pivot data...
It then reverts to the primary y-axis. Grrr
Is there a way of preventing this???
Any help would be appreciated.
Andrew
Am using a pivot-table to generate a pivot graph in excel 2000. I have three series plotted against time.
One of these series is much smaller than the others - and cannot really be seen if plotted using the same y-axis as the other two.
So, I've assigned this series to the 'secondary y-axis' and all is well and good - Until I refresh my pivot data...
It then reverts to the primary y-axis. Grrr
Is there a way of preventing this???
Any help would be appreciated.
Andrew