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Excel Charts
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Fri 12 Apr 2013, 16:30Delegate Paul said...
Paul has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Excel Charts
How can you isolate a chart from the figures, to gain a snap shot that does not change.
Mon 15 Apr 2013, 09:53Trainer Gary said...
RE: Excel Charts
Hi Paul
Thanks for getting in touch. You can achieve this by converting the image into a picture.
Copy the chart (such as with a right-click > Copy), then look for the Paste button on the Home tab. On the Paste drop-down, choose "Picture". This will create a static image version of the chart. You can continue to modify the data underneath the chart and your image will not change.
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