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some charts will tell me that the chart data range is too complex to view.
how can i find what the source data was that i originally used? THANKS in advance |
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Hi,
Select the chart and choose Chart, Source Data -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "lpeterson" wrote: some charts will tell me that the chart data range is too complex to view. how can i find what the source data was that i originally used? THANKS in advance |
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