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Not directly, no. PivotCharts are limited in their formatting
capability. However, if you create a regular chart from the PivotTable
data, you will have more control over the chart. Of course, to do so
requires (a) the PT be formatted without most, if not all, totals, and
(b) you must 'fake' XL since it will almost always try and create a PC
from a PT.
Three ways to create a regular chart from a PT are:
(1) Create an empty chart. Then, copy the PT data, select the chart,
use Edit | Paste Special... and take it from there.
(2) Create an empty chart. Then, select the PT data, and click+drag
the data to the empty chart. Follow instructions.
(3) Create a dynamic chart by adding two named formulas. See the
Dynamic Charts tutorial on my site. The first named formula should be
the X values; the 2nd should give you the Y values.
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