If I have a list of 20 names and values, I can sort them by values and then physically select the top 10 of the names and values.
However, if I sort them again by a different criteria, my chart changes and shows the the first 10 (which are now sorted by a different value).
How do I select a static top 10 that doesn't change when I re-sort the list?
Ex:
I have the following chart
West Joe 10
East Dave 9
South Tom 8
East Jane 7
North Ellen 6
If I want to graph the top 3, I can just select Joe, Dave, and Tom and their values.
But, if I sort by the location, my data changes to the following
East Dave 9
East Jane 7
North Ellen 6
South Tom 8
West Joe 10
So my graph changes to include only Dave, Jane, and Ellen...no longer the top 3. How do I keep my chart to stay with the top values?
However, if I sort them again by a different criteria, my chart changes and shows the the first 10 (which are now sorted by a different value).
How do I select a static top 10 that doesn't change when I re-sort the list?
Ex:
I have the following chart
West Joe 10
East Dave 9
South Tom 8
East Jane 7
North Ellen 6
If I want to graph the top 3, I can just select Joe, Dave, and Tom and their values.
But, if I sort by the location, my data changes to the following
East Dave 9
East Jane 7
North Ellen 6
South Tom 8
West Joe 10
So my graph changes to include only Dave, Jane, and Ellen...no longer the top 3. How do I keep my chart to stay with the top values?