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I have a bar chart that represents the % of goal reached YTD. So for example
if the Goal is $100,000 for the year and January equaled $10,000 then the bar graph would represent 10% of the goal met. My problem or challange is in order to stay on track January should equal at least $100,000 / by 12 (months) which would be 8,333.33. So in the example above it should show on the bar chart past the first mark. Is there a way to have the months show instead of percentages? Also, once I create these charts I have to copy the entire worksheet, including the charts to another worksheet. I have the entire worksheet using formuals so I dont have to change anything other than the worksheet (tab) name. Is there a way to do that for the chart as well? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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Q2: If I understand correctly: hold the CTRL key and drag the worksheet's
tab to the right to make an exact copy. Now rename the worksheet. -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jordan" wrote in message ... I have a bar chart that represents the % of goal reached YTD. So for example if the Goal is $100,000 for the year and January equaled $10,000 then the bar graph would represent 10% of the goal met. My problem or challange is in order to stay on track January should equal at least $100,000 / by 12 (months) which would be 8,333.33. So in the example above it should show on the bar chart past the first mark. Is there a way to have the months show instead of percentages? Also, once I create these charts I have to copy the entire worksheet, including the charts to another worksheet. I have the entire worksheet using formuals so I dont have to change anything other than the worksheet (tab) name. Is there a way to do that for the chart as well? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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