Copying A Pivot Chart

excelbytes

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
When I copy a pivot chart created from data in a pivot table, I can paste it in the same worksheet or another worksheet and it appears to retain its connection to the source data. When the source data changes, both charts update after a refresh. However, when I copy a pivot chart and paste it to another workbook, it converts it to a standard chart and the link to the original pivot table source data is broken. Is there a way to copy a pivot chart to another workbook and retain the link to the pivot table source?
 

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Maybe via this trick?
Copy/Paste in same workbook on new sheet. Then move this new sheet to new/other workbook.
 
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