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I'd like to enter a sum total from a cell into a footer on a chart to show
how many reponses there were to a feedback questionaire, that is assuming
this is possible of course.
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Hi,

You can add a linked textbox to the chart.
With the chart active use the formula bar to type in the cells address,
including sheet name, so for example the sum total is in cell A12 on
sheet1 the formula refrence would be,

=Sheet1!A12

when you press Enter the textbox will be added to the chart. Position
and format as required.

Cheers
Andy

Carlshep wrote:
I'd like to enter a sum total from a cell into a footer on a chart to show
how many reponses there were to a feedback questionaire, that is assuming
this is possible of course.


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