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A couple of years ago I attended an Excel workshop where we did these really
nifty charts using graphics instead of simple columns, eg we used a picture of a coin, and the higher the souce nunber, the higher the stack of coins. I worked in the oil industry and we made charts with stacks of oil rigs etc. I just cannot remember how it was done and would really like to try it again. I have just tried, using a picture, but what it does here is simply increase the size of the single graphic, rather than stacking lots of identical graphics on top of each other ... if you know what I mean. I wondered if any of your experts could enlighten me! Thanks. |
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