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by - delegate Evelyn [2 posts] (2008 Feb 20 Wed, 16:41) Reply

How do I copy charts/ pivit tables to word?

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RE: Charts

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [754 posts] (2008 Feb 23 Sat, 22:29) Reply

You should be able to click on the chart and 8 small white boxes will appear around the border to show it is selected. Right click on the white space around the chart (not the data area itself or it will not work) and select paste. Open word, right click and select paste.

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