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by - delegate marius [2 posts] (2008 Jan 25 Fri, 17:11) replyReply

How do i make the graphs more professional?

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RE: Excel Charts

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[275 posts] (2008 Feb 1 Fri, 16:05) replyReply

Hi Marius

There are various way of making your graphs more professional, one of the main things to remember is to use the best and most clearest chart for not just you but for the people who will be viewing the graph

when you are going through the chart wizard add things like X and Y titles chart titles, and remember the last step of the wiz is how to view the best way is as a new sheet

one other thing you could use is showing the data sheet you can find this from the chart menu, or from the chart toolbar

hope this helps

Mark East


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