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There are two ways of creating charts:

1. Creating a Chart as Object - Using Microsoft Graph Chart.
2. Creating a chart in excel - using the Chart Wizard within Excel.

Descriptions:

A. Using the first option, you can just copy and paste in the application.
This will be independent of the source document.

B. Using second option, you can paste the graph in the Word document using
the paste link command from the Edit menu.
The advantage is whenever you change the Chart type or choose any Chart
Sub-type or Choose Custom Type tab, the charts automatically reflects the
changes in the Word document with the same size of the image you have resized
int word document.

(For example, If you change your bar chart to Pie Chart, the Microsoft
document would automatically the Pie Chart now.).

Challa Prabhu

"chico" wrote:

How to export a chart and use it in other applications like MS Word and
others? Thanks



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