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replyReply Thu 15 Nov 2007, 17:05Delegate Minshil said...

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Chars


How can I have two chart on a work sheet?

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replyReply Sat 17 Nov 2007, 11:34Trainer Pete said...

RE: Chars

Hi Minshil, thank you for the post, creating multiple charts on a single worksheet; you would use the same method of creation as for a single chart embedded on the worksheet, simply choose to have the chart on the same sheet as the source data in each case, when asked by the Chart wizard where you want the chart to be located. I hope that helps, regards Pete.

 

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