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charting non-adjacent data cells
Using Excel 2003. It seems that there is a limit of 5 or 6 non-adjacent
cells that can be selected to display on a single chart. Am I missing something, or is that true? The user has put the data labels in alphabetical order and wants to chart different groups of those items together. I seem to run into trouble when the group he wants to chart has more than 6 components. |
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