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Workbook currently being developed in 2003, but will be used in both 2003 and
2007. I have a chart that has dynamic (named range) sources. Users can pick the metric of interest (revenue, %attendance, etc) and their location, and the graph will update with the appropriate data. The problem is the Y-Axis; I haven't figured out how to force the format to a particular type (number, dollars, percentage, etc) without using VBA. If I set the axis as percent and then select a revenue graph, I get super huge percentages instead of the desired number format (and visa versa). Is there any way to link the axis format to a cell, range, formula, or anything else without using VBA? My users would not reliably enable macros, so VBA isn't an ideal solution. I welcome your tips, tricks, and recommendations. I googled, but all the hits were general dynamic charts or other non-applicable results. Thank you! Keith |
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