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Hi to all,
The problem is like this. I have 5 different product that run during a year. Each day I monitor the percentage yields that I get from these products. I have also charted the product using this percentage. The problem is that every time I look at the chart I can't see which product it is at a certain percentage point without going to the data sheet and looking at what was running at that time. I have read John Walkenbach's book and saw that he places bars in the background of a chart. I would like to know if it is possible to match a background colour bar to a product on the chart. That is to say every time I plot a percentage on the chart pertaining to a certain product a bar would appear behind it on the chart telling me exactly what product it belongs to. Thanks in advance. -- Gee Smile Jesus Loves You |
Challenge to pro's
Have you tried displaying the Chart Legend? In the Series formula - the
first argument is the name of the series, this can be hard coded or can be a cell reference. Another trick is to add label(s) to a series point. And than set the label to be the name of the product. -- steveB Remove "AYN" from email to respond "Gee" wrote in message ... Hi to all, The problem is like this. I have 5 different product that run during a year. Each day I monitor the percentage yields that I get from these products. I have also charted the product using this percentage. The problem is that every time I look at the chart I can't see which product it is at a certain percentage point without going to the data sheet and looking at what was running at that time. I have read John Walkenbach's book and saw that he places bars in the background of a chart. I would like to know if it is possible to match a background colour bar to a product on the chart. That is to say every time I plot a percentage on the chart pertaining to a certain product a bar would appear behind it on the chart telling me exactly what product it belongs to. Thanks in advance. -- Gee Smile Jesus Loves You |
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