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replyReplyWed 21 Mar 2007, 16:05Delegate Su said...

Graphs

Is ther a way to change the colour of a graphs (bar chart) depending on a set critia
E.g.

<50% Red
>50 <100 % Yellow
>100% Green

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replyReplyWed 28 Mar 2007, 15:40Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Graphs

Hi Su

Thanks for your quesiton.

As far as I'm aware, this sort of thing could not be done without writing some VBA code. You can change the colour of cells in your spreadsheet depending on criteria (under Format - Conditional Formatting) if this is any use to you.

Amanda

replyReplyWed 28 Mar 2007, 16:11Delegate Su said...

RE: Graphs

Hello Thank you for your reply.

I did think it would be using some vba code witch is not a problem I just wondered if there was another away around it. I have tried using Conditional formatting but I want it to look like a bar chart rather than just changing a cell a different colour. I will look into finding/building the code I need, unless you have anything that could help me?
Thank you

Su

replyReplyWed 28 Mar 2007, 17:00Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Graphs

Hi Su

Sorry, nothing that I could definitely recommend although I have found that doing searches through Google Groups and using web sites like www.cpearson.com and http://mrexcel.com are useful for finding out how to do things in Excel.

Good luck!

replyReplyThu 29 Mar 2007, 12:27Delegate Su said...

RE: Graphs

Thats great

thanks then

Su

 

 

Excel tip:

Creating charts in Excel 2010

Here's how to present your data in a chart format:

Highlight the data you wish to use in a chart

Click the Insert Ribbon

In the Charts Group, select Column Chart

Your chart will then appear on your work sheet.

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forum postHi,

Please could explain why you would use v look up approx over v look up exact?

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