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Combine Two Pivot Tables Into One Pivot Chart

If you work with large datasets in Microsoft Excel, you may have come across pivot tables. Pivot tables allow you to summarize and analyze data quickly and easily. However, if you have multiple pivot tables, it can be challenging to compare them. Fortunately, you can combine two pivot tables into one pivot chart.

Step 1: Create the Pivot Tables

Create The Pivot Tables

The first step is to create the pivot tables that you want to combine. To do this, select the data that you want to analyze and go to the Insert tab. Click on the PivotTable button and choose where you want to place the pivot table. Repeat this process for the second pivot table.

Step 2: Insert a Pivot Chart

Insert A Pivot Chart

Once you have created the pivot tables, you can insert a pivot chart. To do this, select any cell within one of the pivot tables and go to the Insert tab. Click on the PivotChart button and choose the type of chart that you want to create.

Step 3: Choose the Data Source

Choose The Data Source

When you insert a pivot chart, Excel will prompt you to choose the data source. Select the range of cells that contains both of your pivot tables.

Step 4: Design the Pivot Chart

Design The Pivot Chart

Finally, you can design the pivot chart to display the data in the way that you want. You can change the chart type, add titles and labels, and format the chart as needed. Excel will automatically update the chart whenever you change the data in the pivot tables.

Conclusion

By combining two pivot tables into one pivot chart, you can easily compare and analyze large datasets in Microsoft Excel. This can save you time and help you make more informed decisions based on your data. Try it out for yourself and see how it can improve your workflow.

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