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Michael R. Bogdan
 
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I want to produce a picture of a currency whose image size is proportional
to its data value. For example, based on $1,000, I'd like to create a
picture of a $500 data value that is one-half the size of a $1,000 reference
value. Can this be accomplished?

Thnax.


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Hi,

You need to use the set the Stack to scale value on the Picture tab of
the Fill Effects dialog, which you can display by double clicking a bar
and pressing the Fill Effects button on the Patterns tab.

Jon Peltier has a page explaining it.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...tomStacks.html

Cheers
Andy

Michael R. Bogdan wrote:
I want to produce a picture of a currency whose image size is proportional
to its data value. For example, based on $1,000, I'd like to create a
picture of a $500 data value that is one-half the size of a $1,000 reference
value. Can this be accomplished?

Thnax.



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