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This simply picks up the category name from the Actuals PivotTable. Manual Chart Table FormulasĬolumn H Category - cell H5 =IF(ISBLANK(L5),"X",L5) Tip: A little Conditional Formatting on cells I2 and J2 will turn the font red if a "No" is returned. You can see my reconciliation in cells I2 and J2 below: Reconciliation – make sure the figures in your Manual Chart Table reconcile to the values in the PivotTables.Error Handling – if your formulas are likely to return an error then wrap them in the IFERROR function to avoid a load of ugly #N/A’s or #DIV/0!’s etc.

Allow for growth/contraction – formulas should extend past the end of your PivotTables in case they grow.

There are no hard and fast rules for which formulas to use to build your Manual Chart Table, but you should aim to incorporate the following: You can then go ahead an insert a regular chart (as opposed to a PivotChart) as I have done below, which you can see is referencing the manual chart table in columns H:J: Once we have our PivotTables we create what I call a ‘Manual Chart Table’ that consolidates the data from the two PivotTables into one table (columns H:J), which will feed the chart: We can’t use a PivotChart but we can still use PivotTables to quickly and easily summarise the data. Here we have actual data in one table and our budget data in another.Īnd we want one chart that shows them both together like this: xlsx file please ensure your browser doesn't change the file extension on download.

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