you should be able to do that by editing the chart (double click in design
view etc.)
Remember that Charts are "native" to excel, so mimicking the data in excel
may help you more
Pieter
"PowerPoint Jedi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Hello,
> Not sure where to post this as there is not a chart group and I have a
> question about pivot charts I am hoping to get answered.
>
> First off I am runnign Microsoft Access 2003.
>
> Second I have created a Pivot chart to plot the number of failures in a
> year
> for a bunch of different parts. The catogory axis (y) is comprised of the
> different part numbers and the data field is the number of failures in a
> year.
>
> The question is:
> If i have produced 100 units over the course of the year how can I show
> the
> percentage on the chart. I would like the number of failures to be listed
> as
> a data label and the percentage to be the x-axis. Thank you
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