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Yes, it can be done by using a textbox, and assigning a hyperlink to this.
Select your chart and click the textbox icon on Drawing toolbar. Put the textbox in the chart where you want it and type for instance "Link". Select the textbox and click it again so you see the textbox border get a different appearance (to a finer dotted border). In the menu Insert/Hyperlink choose "Place in this document" and the rest is more or less automatic. (Trick: you can make the textbox transparent so it effectively becomes a hot spot in your chart) Good luck, Henk "daigle" wrote: Can you create links from part of a graph in excel to drill down? For example, in Adobe, you can set up a link so that a given bar when touched triggers a link to another chart. Can this be done in Excel? |
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