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  • Chart Advisor

    Today's author, Scott Ruble, a Program Manager on the Excel team, is seeking feedback on a new prototype for building charts. When Office 2007 was released, one of the strong pieces of feedback was Excel needs to do a better job guiding users in the proper selection of charts to effectively communicate...
    Posted to The Excel Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Sep 25 2008
  • Counting Olympic Medals

    I saw this article in the LA Times about measuring Olympic Medals per capita. I like the idea, but I also think figuring in the GDP of the country makes sense. The US could throw a lot of money at an individual event and probably fair pretty well. I got the GDP via Wikipedia [...]
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Aug 17 2008
  • Peltier Loves Pie

    I’m testing out widgenie (beta) and want to see how an embedded chart looks. I chose a pie chart because I’ve been reading lately how we all know pie charts are bad. Anyway, this took about 10 seconds to create with Debra’s sample data. var myLogiWidget477e7c06_b129_47f5_b60b_617dfb112792...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Jul 11 2008
  • Simple Gantt Chart

    I recently discovered how quick it is to create a simple Gantt chart in Excel. The following example was created for Excel 2003. It should work the same for other versions. Create a worksheet similar to the above table. Note: the formula in column D2 is =C2-B2. You’ll need to set the Cell Format...
    Posted to Daily Dose of Excel (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, May 10 2008
  • Bell curve graph / Standard deviation graph

    I need some help. I have 500 data points and I would like to create a bell shaped graph. Can someone please show me a step by step guide how to do this. my email address is vanse@hotmail.co.uk I can send you the data points if required. I've tried using the guide on google, but the instruction are...
    Posted to Charting (Forum) by Anonymous on Sat, Mar 29 2008
  • Shadows on Charts and Cells in Excel 2007

    Today's author, Helen Hosein, a Program Manager on the Excel team. Certain shadows created in Excel 2003 look different Excel 2007. In particular, you might notice that your old cell shadows, as well as shadows on things like Chart Titles might look a bit different when you open your workbooks in...
    Posted to The Excel Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Mar 28 2008
  • Can combine chart with control button in Excel 2007?

    Hi, all Can combine chart with control button in Excel 2007, like the follow gif show in excel 2003. hope chinese language can't make you mad.
    Posted to Charting (Forum) by Anonymous on Sat, Mar 15 2008
  • Chart Templates

    Today's author, Ben Rampson, a Program Manager on the Excel team. Customers who author charts in presentations and reports often spend a significant amount of effort modifying their charts to get them looking just the way they want. While the new Chart Style and Chart Layout features in Office 2007...
    Posted to The Excel Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Feb 21 2008
  • Welcome to the charts forum

    Welcome to the Charts Forum You should post any questions on charting within Excel here. Have fun
    Posted to Charting (Forum) by Nick Hodge on Sat, Jan 5 2008
  • Integrating Excel (Services) and PowerPoint with the Microsoft SDK for Open XML Formats

    Today's author: Danny Khen, a program manager who works on both the Excel and Excel Services teams. What is this about? Office 2007 introduced new default file formats – Open XML. Excel, Word and PowerPoint take advantage of them. One of the nicest things about those file formats is that they enable...
    Posted to The Excel Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, Dec 24 2007
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