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Excel 2007 - Controls in Charts?
One of the features that I have often used in previous versions of Excel is
having a control (e.g., a spin button) in a chart. Obviously, the control would be linked to the spreadsheet from which the chart gets its data. I cannot get this to work in Excel 2007. I am using the B2TR. When I try to put the control on the chart, I get a status bar message that says to click and drag, but nothing happens. Have they eliminated this functionality? I really hope not, since this is very valuable for presentations in my finance classes. Thanks |
Excel 2007 - Controls in Charts?
Tim -
I didn't test this very thoroughly. I do know there were issues with the use of controls on charts, but I don't know the extent of these problems or what their status is. Are you using controls on a chart sheet, or in an embedded chart? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Tim Mayes" wrote in message ... One of the features that I have often used in previous versions of Excel is having a control (e.g., a spin button) in a chart. Obviously, the control would be linked to the spreadsheet from which the chart gets its data. I cannot get this to work in Excel 2007. I am using the B2TR. When I try to put the control on the chart, I get a status bar message that says to click and drag, but nothing happens. Have they eliminated this functionality? I really hope not, since this is very valuable for presentations in my finance classes. Thanks |
Excel 2007 - Controls in Charts?
Jon,
I've always used the controls on a chart sheet. Obviously, that gives me a full-screen chart, and I don't have to return to the worksheet to change the values. I really hope that they are working on getting this fixed. Thanks, Tim Jon Peltier wrote: Tim - I didn't test this very thoroughly. I do know there were issues with the use of controls on charts, but I don't know the extent of these problems or what their status is. Are you using controls on a chart sheet, or in an embedded chart? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com |
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