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replyReply Wed 25 Jul 2007, 15:14Delegate John said...

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Excel Introduction course

Keyboard graph.

My mouse has a habit of braking down at the last minute. Is there a way that I can produce a graph in my spreadsheetby just using the keypad?

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replyReply Thu 26 Jul 2007, 12:23Trainer Amanda said...

RE: keyboard graph.

Hi John

Thanks for your question.

You can create a column chart which will display on it's own sheet by selecting the data you wish to make the chart from and pressing the F11 key on the keyboard.

Amanda

 

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