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jswayze

In-cell bar graphs?
 

I'd like to present some data within the cells of a spreadsheet instead
of a separate graph. Basically I want to partially fill the cell from
left to right to indicate a value. I've enclosed an example (modified
in Photoshop) to show what I mean.

Does anyone know of any tricks to do this? Visual Basic? A scaled
graphic? A plug-in?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Regards,

Jeff


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Bernard Liengme

In-cell bar graphs?
 
Download Excel 2007 beta - it can do just what you want!
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I'd like to present some data within the cells of a spreadsheet instead
of a separate graph. Basically I want to partially fill the cell from
left to right to indicate a value. I've enclosed an example (modified
in Photoshop) to show what I mean.

Does anyone know of any tricks to do this? Visual Basic? A scaled
graphic? A plug-in?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Regards,

Jeff


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jswayze

In-cell bar graphs?
 

I look forward to trying it, however I'm stuck with Excel 2000 at work,
so I'd like to find a solution in the interim.

I did play with creating a Picture Object in a cell, then having it
resize with the cell. I don't have time to figure out the VB at this
point though, so I'm hoping to "borrow" someone else's implementation
of this if possible.

Thanks,

Jeff


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Andy Pope

In-cell bar graphs?
 
Here are a couple of ways,

http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/usertips/tip052.htm

This is the last in a series of posts.
http://blog.livedoor.jp/andrewe/arch....html#comments

This is a line but the principle can be adapted.
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...cell-charting/

Cheers
Andy

jswayze wrote:
I'd like to present some data within the cells of a spreadsheet instead
of a separate graph. Basically I want to partially fill the cell from
left to right to indicate a value. I've enclosed an example (modified
in Photoshop) to show what I mean.

Does anyone know of any tricks to do this? Visual Basic? A scaled
graphic? A plug-in?

Thanks in advance for any advice.

Regards,

Jeff


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jswayze

In-cell bar graphs?
 

These are great links - thanks!

If I end up with some sort of hybrid solution I'll post it here.

-Jeff


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