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Disappearing charts
 
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Default Chart disappears when source data cells are hidden

I have charts linked to source data cells that I would like to hide. However,
whenever I try to hide the cells associated with, for example, data labels on
the chart, the labels disappear. And when I hide all of the data associated
with a chart, the entire chart disappears.

Any thoughts? Thanks.
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Debra Dalgleish
 
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Select the chart
Choose ToolsOptions
Select the Chart tab
Remove the check mark from "Plot visible cells only"
Click OK

Disappearing charts wrote:
I have charts linked to source data cells that I would like to hide. However,
whenever I try to hide the cells associated with, for example, data labels on
the chart, the labels disappear. And when I hide all of the data associated
with a chart, the entire chart disappears.

Any thoughts? Thanks.



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