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I have a number of text boxes within charts that
highlight some of the information. I change the data that produces the charts and would like to automatically change the text in the text box by linking the text box to cells within a worksheet. Is this possible to do? Thanks Graham |
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Hi Graham
you can link a text box to a cell, 1) click on the text box 2) click in the formula bar 3) type =A1 (or whatever cell) 4) press enter Cheers JulieD "Graham Parkinson" wrote in message ... I have a number of text boxes within charts that highlight some of the information. I change the data that produces the charts and would like to automatically change the text in the text box by linking the text box to cells within a worksheet. Is this possible to do? Thanks Graham |
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1) click on the text box
Unless you click exactly on the border, this'll put you in the box. If you have a crappy mouse (or DTs? <g), hover anywhere over the box, then hold down CTRL & click. Rgds, Andy |
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