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Seperate data set for labels?
How do you use a different data set for labels than the one which the data is
plotted on the graph with? For example, say you plotted a Distance vs. time, but you wanted to put the city, state at each of those points? How could you do this, with XP or Vista please. |
Seperate data set for labels?
Not a native Excel feature, but these add-ins are the usual recommendations:
Rob Bovey's Chart Labeler, http://appspro.com John Walkenbach's Chart Tools, http://j-walk.com For a small number of points you can do it manually by replacing the label text of distance or time with your text. -- David Biddulph "Lee Suring" <Lee wrote in message ... How do you use a different data set for labels than the one which the data is plotted on the graph with? For example, say you plotted a Distance vs. time, but you wanted to put the city, state at each of those points? How could you do this, with XP or Vista please. |
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