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replyReply Thu 14 Jun 2007, 14:14Delegate James said...

James has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Charts

Phil, how do I add numerical values to each bar in a bar chart?

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replyReply Mon 18 Jun 2007, 10:46Trainer Richard said...

RE: Charts

James,

You can do this by right clicking on the bar you want to add the numbers to, and then choosing properties. On the DATA LABELS tab, you can tick the box with the relevant labels. Then click OK.

Repeat for all series you want labels for.

Alternatively you can also do this for the entire chart in the 3rd step of the chart wizard.

 

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