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    referencing cell content from charts

    Hi,

    In a worksheet cell I have a text that can change from time to time (eg. I overwrite it).
    I have a chart that has a title. Is it possible that the title will show the text taken from the worksheet cell?
    In the same way, from a text box in a chart can I refer to the content of a cell?

    In any way, how can I put a content of a worksheet cell onto a specific position of a chart?

    I don't exactly mean labelling data points (thanks I found it in the forum).

    By, Szevasztok.
    Last edited by sarandi; 09-18-2006 at 02:54 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarandi
    Hi,

    In a worksheet cell I have a text that can change from time to time (eg. I overwrite it).
    I have a chart that has a title. Is it possible that the title will show the text taken from the worksheet cell?
    In the same way, from a text box in a chart can I refer to the content of a cell?

    In any way, how can I put a content of a worksheet cell onto a specific position of a chart?

    I don't exactly mean labelling data points (thanks I found it in the forum).

    By, Szevasztok.
    Hi Szevasztok,

    If you select your title on the chart, wipe through the text, then go into the formula bar and put =, then select the cell on the worksheet with your text in. This will now be displayed in the title box and can be changed at will.

    The same go for a text box, go to View > Toolbars and select Drawing

    Select the text box and do the same as before.

    Hope this is what you are looking for?

    oldchippy

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    You made me happy!
    That is what I was looking for. A handy tool for me.
    How could you figure it out? Unbelievable.
    I appreciate your help. Thanks.
    Sarandi

    Szevasztok, means in Hungarian: By and have a good time!

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    Glad to be of help sarandi, thanks for the feedback. I've learnt something as well.

    Szevasztok

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