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I am doing a simple line chart/graph for 7 years. One of the points in the
line I need to accentuate or make it stand out for a text footnote I am adding. How do I do this? I am a novice with charts/graphs. |
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Click once on the point in the chart, now click on it again.
You have selected a single point. Right click and use Format Data Point; now you can give that point another colour and/or shape. Be careful when you do the second click not to move the mouse; otherwise the point will move. Alternative: use a call out Use View|Toolbars and have Drawing toolbar visible Click on chart to select it On Drawing toolbar click AutoShapes; select Callout, chose a callout (solid, cloudy, etc) Draw callout on chart; pull the pointer of callout (yellow spot) to point at the data point of interest, type some suitable text (Outliner, whatever) in the callout. best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "D831" wrote in message ... I am doing a simple line chart/graph for 7 years. One of the points in the line I need to accentuate or make it stand out for a text footnote I am adding. How do I do this? I am a novice with charts/graphs. |
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