Create a Pivot Chart

Once you have created a pivot table view and produced pivoted results, you can display a chart of results.

This can be useful to visualize results. For example, you want to show a histogram indicating total cost of operations for a particular design type, for 10 successive months, the pivot chart view's configuration area would look something like this:

Note: The "Default" item in the Column Area is the default timeline, located in the Timescales folder of the Fields List.

This could, for example, generate pivot table data like this:

A chart of these results could look like this (note the details shown on the chart tooltip, which details the additional pivot table elements):

Note: A chart is displayed for all selected pivot table data. This means you have to selected table data before clicking the Chart tab.

Create a New Pivot Table Chart

To create a new, empty pivot table:

Load the schedule containing data to pivot.

Note: Each schedule will create its own new window to display a pivot table related to that schedule.
View ribbon >> Create New View >> Pivot Table.

A new pivot table view with default settings displays. The tab at the top of the screen shows the name of the active project.
Configure your pivot table so that values appear in the expected rows and columns. See Create a Pivot Table.
Select the table rows that you want to represent in a bar chart.

Tip: Select contiguous table cells, or separate groups of table cells by holding down CTRL, then selecting data.
Select the Chart tab at the bottom of the screen.

A chart of the pivoted data displays.

Note: Pivot table data is deselected if the table configuration changes. If you adjust pivot table elements (Row Area, Column Area and so on) whilst a chart displays, you will need to return to the pivot chart and redisplay and reselect data values before clicking the Chart tab again.