How to show a chart with information from pivot table?

Fractalis

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  1. 365
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I´m searching help for suggestions in how to show in a pretty way, not count, sum, how many.. but the abbreviation
of which countries
of the below table. The table has information of countries that won gold, silver, bronze in Olympics
games in summer and winter season and combined.

I've seen pretty nice examples of dashboards that takes pivot table info to show in a pivot chart with slicers, but
it seems shows information in bars/lines/pie based on count, sums, average, etc.

So far my best attempt has been to insert a pivot table from table source, then use a bar chart with country abbreviations
as "legends" and adding 2 slicers for type of medal and season, but even I make bigger the legends square (red), the bars
square (yellow) cannot be deleted.

Is there a best option to do this? Thanks in advance.


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SampleOlimpycs.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1SeasonCountryAbbrTypeColumn Labels
2Summer ChinaCHNGoldRow LabelsFINFRAGDRITAKORRUSGrand Total
3Summer FranceFRAGoldWinter
4Summer Great BritainGBRGoldBronze
5Summer Soviet UnionURSGoldGrand Total
6Summer United StatesUSAGold
7Summer GermanyGERSilver
8Summer HungaryHUNSilver
9Summer ItalyITASilver
10Summer JapanJPNSilver
11Summer AustraliaAUSBronze
12Summer East GermanyGDRBronze
13Summer FinlandFINBronze
14Summer RussiaRUSBronze
15Summer SwedenSWEBronze
16Winter AustriaAUTGold
17Winter CanadaCANGold
18Winter GermanyGERGold
19Winter NorwayNORGold
20Winter Soviet UnionURSGold
21Winter United StatesUSAGold
22Winter NetherlandsNEDSilver
23Winter SwedenSWESilver
24Winter SwitzerlandSUISilver
25Winter East GermanyGDRBronze
26Winter FinlandFINBronze
27Winter FranceFRABronze
28Winter ItalyITABronze
29Winter RussiaRUSBronze
30Winter South KoreaKORBronze
31Combined ChinaCHNGold
32Combined GermanyGERGold
33Combined Great BritainGBRGold
34Combined Soviet UnionURSGold
35Combined United StatesUSAGold
36Combined East GermanyGDRSilver
37Combined FranceFRASilver
38Combined ItalyITASilver
39Combined NorwayNORSilver
40Combined RussiaRUSSilver
41Combined SwedenSWESilver
42Combined AustraliaAUSBronze
43Combined CanadaCANBronze
44Combined HungaryHUNBronze
45Combined JapanJPNBronze
Sheet1
 

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