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Default How do I get my data labels on a pivot chart to retain their form.

I have created a pivot chart as an objecct in another worksheet. The data
labels are on the chart in a font larger than I want (Arial 19). I can click
on each of the series, and reduce the font to Arial 10, but as soon as I
refresh the chart, the font goes back up to Arial 19. The default font for
my excel spreadsheet is Arial 10.
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Loss of formatting is a known problem with pivot charts. There's
information in the following MSKB article, suggests recording a macro as
you apply the formatting:

XL2000: Changing a PivotChart Removes Series Formatting
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=215904


s de maia wrote:
I have created a pivot chart as an objecct in another worksheet. The data
labels are on the chart in a font larger than I want (Arial 19). I can click
on each of the series, and reduce the font to Arial 10, but as soon as I
refresh the chart, the font goes back up to Arial 19. The default font for
my excel spreadsheet is Arial 10.



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