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Hi guys,
I've found my experiences with Office 2007 great, apart from this annoying issue: If i create a pie chart, and one of the data ranges has a zero value, the whole pie chart becomes the colour of the zero value. So if i had 3 values, 10, 20, 0, which were coloured green, blue and red respectively in a pie chart, the whole pie becomes red, instead of two colours. this doesnt happen in Excel 2003 (ie: my pie charts have always looked nice). I understand that people might just say to not include the zero values, but that doesnt fix the 'problem'. |
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