Greetings, Gurus.
We've all seen the charts where the results are represented by race horses. This is usually like a horizontal bar chart, so that the lead horse is out in front, (rahter than at the top). I've even seen some where the horse's number is the data label.
Does anyone know of a template featuring these horses?
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by hutch@edge.net; 11-05-2009 at 03:30 PM.
Perhaps not, can you provide a link to an image example.We've all seen the charts where the results are represented by race horses.
That was a rather broad assumption, wasn't it? When I googled "Chart with Race Horses", the top return was this thread. (That's pretty quick results from Google.)
The ones I have actually seen were big hard copy versions on bulletin boards at businesses, with the race horses cut our of paper and taped to the board to show progress. Kind of like the thermometer chart graphic that fills till it bursts.
I've never seen a digital version of this design. I was just hoping Excel would have the capability, or someone here had run across one before.
You can replace the data markers with pictures of horses (not real horses, of courses).
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That works, shg. I didn't think of that.
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