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replyReply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 15:00Delegate Melissa said...

Melissa has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Charts

how do i print a chart

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replyReply Mon 17 Dec 2007, 16:31Trainer Sandy said...

RE: Charts

Hi Melissa

If you want to print only your chart and it is on the same worksheet as your data, just click on the chart and when you go to print preview you will only see the chart which you can print.

If you want to print the chart and the data on your worksheet, you must have your cursor somewhere in the worksheet, you must not be selected on the chart or the data and just send to print.

Hope this helps
Sandy

 

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