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replyReply Thu 13 Sep 2007, 09:45Delegate Louise said...

Louise has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Chart

how do you create a chart?

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replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 13:10Trainer Katie said...

RE: chart

Hi Louise,

Thank you for your question.

To create a chart:
1) Highlight the data - i.e. list of labels & numbers
2) Press F12 on your keyboard
3) Change Chart Option for: chart type / axis lables / background colour / legend box position...etc

Hope this helps.

Katie

replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 17:27Delegate Louise said...

RE: chart

Thanks, but I think F12 is 'save as'?

replyReply Tue 25 Sep 2007, 09:16Trainer Katie said...

RE: chart

Sorry I meant F11.

 

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