Hi NBCCNew Beginnings, Based on the test, the problem can be reproduced on our side on version 16.14.1, but also we found that the problem has been resolved in Insider Fast version 16.15, you can choose to wait for the update or you can directly use Insider Fast version by the following method: Open any Office 2016 for Mac application, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, or Outlook. On the Help menu, select Check for Updates. Select the check box to Join the Office Insider program, and then choose Insider Fast from the menu. Regards, Tisky.

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On a Mac go to the Window menu and then select freeze pane. On a PC, you’ll go to the View menu. One nice time saver on the PC version is it has the option on the View / Freeze Pane menu to freeze the first row and/or the first column.

Hi, I love the new Pivot Chart feature on Excel 2016 for Mac. However sometimes I would like to Switch Rows and Columns on the chart without affecting the pivot table.

For instance, in a pivot table where amounts are organised on a horizontal timeline, if I try to do a line chart, I cannot see the timeline I would expect. I get something like this: If I Switch Row and Column, I get this: This is the view I am looking for, however the pivot table is now showing a vertical timeline and not a horizontal timeline. This is not ideal, as I normally work with timelines in horizontal buckets. Do you have any ideas as to how this can be rectified - ie a line chart from the second screenshot from a pivot table in the first screenshot? Thanks, Colm Ryan.