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replyReply Fri 24 Aug 2007, 11:01Delegate Amina said...

Amina has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Formula

Graph has been created and when clicking on the formula for that graph the formuula does not show. How do I reveal the formula?

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replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 13:09Trainer Katie said...

RE: Formula

Hi Amina,

Are you trying to create line graph? To display a formula on a line chart, you tend to add on a trendline first in order to display its equation.

If it isn't a line graph, the markers will only show it's latest value on the chart.

Hope this helps.

Katie

 

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