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Excel

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by - delegate Rabbani [1 post] (2008 Apr 29 Tue, 16:12) Reply

Advanced formulas on Excel

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RE: Excel

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [654 posts] (2008 May 4 Sun, 15:53) Reply

What exactly are you trying to do in excel? If you let us know the detail we can give you an idea of which formulas to do

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Display pictures on Chart Data Point

Replacing a single chart data point bar with a picture.
Step 1: Left click on a bar. Then, wait, and do a second single click on the bar. This will select just one data point.

Step 2: Right click on the bar and select Format Data Point.

Step 3: On the fill effects tab, choose a picture. Browse for a picture for that bar. Indicate if you want it to be stretched or stacked. Repeat for each bar.

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