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Using Graphs
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2 Enter a value between 0 and 10 in the Number of Decimals text box. The default is 2.
This means that if you enter the number 4, it appears in the graph data dialog box as 4.00;
if you enter the number 1.55823 with the Number of Decimals text box set to 2, the cell
displays 1.56. Click OK.
This means that if you enter the number 4, it appears in the graph data dialog box as 4.00;
if you enter the number 1.55823 with the Number of Decimals text box set to 2, the cell
displays 1.56. Click OK.
Selecting graph options
Here are additional options that are available, depending on the graph type selected.
Note: Area graphs have no unique options.
To select graph type options:
1 If you want to change an existing graph, select the entire graph.
2 Choose Object > Graph > Type, or double-click the graph tool.
3 Choose Graph Options from the pop-up menu at the top left of the Graph Type
dialog box.
dialog box.
4 Select options for the selected graph type, as described in the following sections.
Selecting column and stacked column options
Column Width and Cluster Width values can range from 1% to 1000%. These values allow
space between columns and between clusters. A value of 100% moves both columns and
clusters flush against each other. A value above 100% causes the columns and clusters to
overlap one another.
space between columns and between clusters. A value of 100% moves both columns and
clusters flush against each other. A value above 100% causes the columns and clusters to
overlap one another.
Column and stacked column graph options are the same. They include the following:
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Column Width, by default, is 90%.
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Cluster Width is the total width of all columns in a cluster. A cluster is a group of columns
corresponding to a row of data in the work sheet. The default cluster width is 80%.
If you are using stacked column graphs exclusively, it is recommended that you set the
cluster width to 100% and use only the Column Width option to adjust the width.
If you are using stacked column graphs exclusively, it is recommended that you set the
cluster width to 100% and use only the Column Width option to adjust the width.
Selecting bar and stacked bar options
Bar Width and Cluster Width values can range from 1% to 1000%. These values allow space
between bars and between clusters. A value of 100% moves both bars and clusters flush
against each other. A value above 100% causes the bars and clusters to overlap one
another.
between bars and between clusters. A value of 100% moves both bars and clusters flush
against each other. A value above 100% causes the bars and clusters to overlap one
another.
Bar and stacked bar graph options are the same. They include the following:
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Bar Width, by default, is 90%.
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Cluster Width is the total width of all bars in a cluster. A cluster is a group of bars that
correspond to a row of data in the work sheet. The default cluster width is 80%. If you
are using stacked bar graphs exclusively, it is recommended that you set the cluster
width to 100% and use only the Bar Width option to adjust the width.
are using stacked bar graphs exclusively, it is recommended that you set the cluster
width to 100% and use only the Bar Width option to adjust the width.
Selecting line graph options
The following graph type options let you choose how to display line graphs:
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Mark Data Points places square markers at each data point.