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replyReply Wed 25 Jul 2007, 16:27Delegate Anthony said...

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How do I import a chart?

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replyReply Thu 26 Jul 2007, 08:55Trainer Tracy said...

RE: How do I import a chart?

Hi Anthony,

Thanks for the question.

Remember to go into the Table menu and down to Insert and then you can select the size of the chart you wish to insert. Alternatively you can Insert and Object and this could be an Excel Chart.

Good luck

Tracy!

 

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