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When an Excel sheet containing a chart is copied to a new book, leaving it's
data behind, the chart retains the data values and data point values continue to be displayed with the original formatting. Unfortunately values in a data table loose their formatting, so what appeared as 78% in the original data t able, now appears as 0.78956302 Is there a method of formatiing a data table without having to have the original source data in the same workbook? Excel 2003 |
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