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How can I stop Excel from changing the colors of my chart ?
- Feb 12, 2019
File > Options > Advanced > Chart >
deselect 'Properties follow chart data point for current workbook'
deselect 'Properties follow chart data point for all new workbooks'
File > Options > Advanced > Chart >
deselect 'Properties follow chart data point for current workbook'
deselect 'Properties follow chart data point for all new workbooks'
- babrockAug 31, 2022Copper ContributorAwesome suggestion!
- Davidxing1007Jun 22, 2022Copper ContributorThank you so much!! It was driving me crazy haha
- MNMullinixJun 12, 2022Copper ContributorThis used to work, but Microsoft fixed in recent versions so that it doesn't.
- pieterkdFeb 12, 2022Copper ContributorThank you my friend !!!
- Pankaj2711Sep 18, 2021Copper ContributorThanks a lot
- Marjolein71May 17, 2021Copper Contributormbiscotto, thanks for your answer. You're my hero! 🙂
For already a year or so I am getting angry at my current Excel version for changing the perfected layout of my data series every time I copy a graph and adjust the actual input for the data series. Thanks! - Kimmy101Mar 12, 2021Copper Contributor
Doesn't work in Excel Pro Plus 2016. Using a slicer to filter reassigns the line colors to the remaining items. Both of those advanced boxes defaulted to being checked... I deselected, saved, closed Excel, reopened. This is a very, very simple chart - 2 locations over time, line chart, colors assigned. Slicer filter to either location, they both use only one of the two colors. Thanks!
- Sherwood7018SysJan 07, 2021Copper Contributor
mbiscotto You are a life saver!! Thanks!