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Hi,
I have some 100-150 dates whose different datas have to be represented on line chart. So when i created same the chart made is small and cant be properly displayed. What i need is ome sort of scroll bars at ends so that at one time i can show say 10-15 dates' data and scroll to show others.... pl help... |
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try this url
http://www.andypope.info/charts/Scrolling.htm help wrote in message ... Hi, I have some 100-150 dates whose different datas have to be represented on line chart. So when i created same the chart made is small and cant be properly displayed. What i need is ome sort of scroll bars at ends so that at one time i can show say 10-15 dates' data and scroll to show others.... pl help... |
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This is very intriguing! How do you you get the scroll bar to display and
lind to E2? -- .. "R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote: try this url http://www.andypope.info/charts/Scrolling.htm help wrote in message ... Hi, I have some 100-150 dates whose different datas have to be represented on line chart. So when i created same the chart made is small and cant be properly displayed. What i need is ome sort of scroll bars at ends so that at one time i can show say 10-15 dates' data and scroll to show others.... pl help... |
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Hi,
That particular scroller is from the Control toolbox toolbar. If you go into design mode, press the pencil/ruler/triangle icon, and then right click the scroller and pick properties, you can set the LinkedCell property to E2. Cheers Andy Aaron wrote: This is very intriguing! How do you you get the scroll bar to display and lind to E2? -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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Thank you very much!!!!!
-- .. "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, That particular scroller is from the Control toolbox toolbar. If you go into design mode, press the pencil/ruler/triangle icon, and then right click the scroller and pick properties, you can set the LinkedCell property to E2. Cheers Andy Aaron wrote: This is very intriguing! How do you you get the scroll bar to display and lind to E2? -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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