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replyReply Tue 15 Jan 2008, 16:24Delegate Michele said...

Michele has attended:
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Charts

How can I amend details on a chart?

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replyReply Wed 16 Jan 2008, 11:59Trainer Carlos said...

Amend Charts

Hi Michele

A. To change how a chart looks ie the type of chart:

1. Right click the chart and select Chart Type

2. Select the type of chart required from the dialog box

B. To Change the features of a Series like font, colour etc:

1. Right click the chart and select Format Data Series

If changing the Axes the option will be Format Axes, for the legend it will be Format Legend, etc.

2. Complete the font, colour, size changes as required in the dialog box

Hope this helps

Carlos

 

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