I know I can choose a text box to add fixed text in a chart but is
there a way to add text from a cell that can vary directly from the
workbook (e.g. from cell A1)?
I know I can choose a text box to add fixed text in a chart but is
there a way to add text from a cell that can vary directly from the
workbook (e.g. from cell A1)?
Insert your text box, select it, and then in the formula bar type your cell
address e.g. =Sheet1!A1
You can concatenate your own text to it as well such as ="Total: "&A1
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Thanks,
Christopher
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"[email protected]" wrote:
> I know I can choose a text box to add fixed text in a chart but is
> there a way to add text from a cell that can vary directly from the
> workbook (e.g. from cell A1)?
>
>
Christopher Scott [MSFT] wrote:
> Insert your text box, select it, and then in the formula bar type your cell
> address e.g. =Sheet1!A1
Even easier: just select the chart, press the equals key, and click on the cell you
wish to link to.
> You can concatenate your own text to it as well such as ="Total: "&A1
Such formulas only work in the worksheet. In the link formula of the textbox, you
can't build a formula like this, but only a link to a worksheet range.
- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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Yeah, you're right. Thank you for clarifying that. With charts most things
need to be done on the sheet itself.
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Thanks,
Christopher
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"Jon Peltier" wrote:
>
> Christopher Scott [MSFT] wrote:
>
> > Insert your text box, select it, and then in the formula bar type your cell
> > address e.g. =Sheet1!A1
>
> Even easier: just select the chart, press the equals key, and click on the cell you
> wish to link to.
>
> > You can concatenate your own text to it as well such as ="Total: "&A1
>
> Such formulas only work in the worksheet. In the link formula of the textbox, you
> can't build a formula like this, but only a link to a worksheet range.
>
> - Jon
> -------
> Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
> Peltier Technical Services
> Tutorials and Custom Solutions
> http://PeltierTech.com/
> _______
>
>
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