Pivot charts randomly switching data ranges

FunkyCredo

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Hello all

I would appreciate some help with an issue that's been bugging me

I made a dashboard with a bunch of slicers and pivot charts. All chart data is in the power pivot data model, there are no pivot tables anywhere in the file.

As I am using the dashboard (adding data to model, using slicers) one of the charts (sometimes different ones) will randomly start sharing cashe with another chart.

I have manually verified that every single chart is linked to a separate data source i.e. PivotChartTable 1 - 20. When the problem occurs the chart in question will have the same data source as another chart its mimicking.

Any ideas why this is happening? :mad:<strike></strike>
 

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