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Charts can be moved to a new or different worksheet, but only in the same Excel workbook (for a different workbook, copy the chart). When a chart is moved, it remains linked to its data as described in Linking Worksheet Data in Excel. To move a chart, it first must be selected.

To move a chart in Excel within a worksheet, click and drag inside the ?Chart Area? of the chart. The mouse pointer appears as a four-pointed arrow while you click and drag to move the chart. When the chart is in the desired location, release the mouse button to drop the chart into its new worksheet location.

To delete a specific item on the chart, double-click the item. Then, press delete or backspace. To delete data labels or error bars, double-click one to select all. Then, click a third time to select the single data label/bar.

Flip the Data Vertically (Reverse Order Upside Down) In the adjacent column, enter 'Helper' as the heading for the column. In the helper column, enter a series of numbers (1,2,3, and so on).Select the entire data set including the helper column. Click the Data tab. Click on the Sort icon.

Remove chart border Right click at the chart area and select Format Chart Area from the context menu. See screenshot: In the Format Chart Area dialog, click Border Color in left pane, and then check No line option in the right section. See screenshot: Close the dialog, then you can see the border of chart is removed.

Moving a Chart to a New Chart Sheet If you want to move a specific chart into its own chart sheet (which is meant to contain nothing else but a chart), you can use the below steps: Click on the chart object that you want to move to a new chart sheet. Click on the Chart Design tab.

Click anywhere in the chart. On the Chart menu, click Move Chart. Select the New sheet option, and then in the New sheet box, type a name for the new chart sheet. Select the Object in option, and then in the Object in box, select the sheet that you want to place the chart on.