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How do I create a bar (1-100) in exel?

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    How do I create a bar (1-100) in exel?

    Hi!

    My skill in excel is slowly improving but there are still a few things I need help with every now and then.

    I have a column with chapter titles (Column A). In columns B, C, D there are %-ages where the total = 100%.

    What I would like to do in another sheet is to displat the results in a horisontal bar in three different coulors. If column B is 35% then I would like the first 35% of that bar be, say, green. If C is 25% and D, subsequently, 40%, then I want that bar to be 25%, say yellow, and 40%, say, red.

    I don't want it all in a graph, but rather in a rectangular box next to some text. I have seen it done before but don't remember how it was done. If there is a way to do what I want to do but not how I described it, then that would do too.´


    Thanks in advance!

    Magnus

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    Jon Peltier
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    Re: How do I create a bar (1-100) in exel?

    Just a wild guess: what about conditional formatting?

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    "mag7417" <[email protected]> wrote in
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    > Hi!
    >
    > My skill in excel is slowly improving but there are still a few things
    > I need help with every now and then.
    >
    > I have a column with chapter titles (Column A). In columns B, C, D
    > there are %-ages where the total = 100%.
    >
    > What I would like to do in another sheet is to displat the results in a
    > horisontal bar in three different coulors. If column B is 35% then I
    > would like the first 35% of that bar be, say, green. If C is 25% and D,
    > subsequently, 40%, then I want that bar to be 25%, say yellow, and 40%,
    > say, red.
    >
    > I don't want it all in a graph, but rather in a rectangular box next to
    > some text. I have seen it done before but don't remember how it was
    > done. If there is a way to do what I want to do but not how I described
    > it, then that would do too.´
    >
    >
    > Thanks in advance!
    >
    > Magnus
    >
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