I haven't seen an answer to this, but if its been already posted, just point me in the direction...
I have a macro-enabled 2007 excel spreadsheet that includes both charts as objects in sheets as well as charts as separate sheets (the only macro in the workbook has nothing to do with charts). All the charts were created in Excel 2007, although the original data set was created in 2003. Some are based off data in tables, and some are PivotCharts.
Recently, all the chart objects disappeared, and the charts on their own sheets became "locked." I'm unable to create new charts, as the Charts section on Insert tab is grayed out (Illustrations are also grayed out).
When I attempt to create a new PivotChart, I get the error message "The default chart type cannot be applied to the selected data." Unfortunately, clicking on the PivotChart button in PivotTable Tools does nothing.
I have tried to open the file on another computer, but the same thing occurs. Saving it as a macro-free workbook also does not work. Charts do not reappear when saved as a web page. Saving it back into 2003 is not an option, as there would be a "significant loss of functionality."
Does anybody have a solution to my quagmire?
I have a macro-enabled 2007 excel spreadsheet that includes both charts as objects in sheets as well as charts as separate sheets (the only macro in the workbook has nothing to do with charts). All the charts were created in Excel 2007, although the original data set was created in 2003. Some are based off data in tables, and some are PivotCharts.
Recently, all the chart objects disappeared, and the charts on their own sheets became "locked." I'm unable to create new charts, as the Charts section on Insert tab is grayed out (Illustrations are also grayed out).
When I attempt to create a new PivotChart, I get the error message "The default chart type cannot be applied to the selected data." Unfortunately, clicking on the PivotChart button in PivotTable Tools does nothing.
I have tried to open the file on another computer, but the same thing occurs. Saving it as a macro-free workbook also does not work. Charts do not reappear when saved as a web page. Saving it back into 2003 is not an option, as there would be a "significant loss of functionality."
Does anybody have a solution to my quagmire?