It will immediately redraw the chart based on the new value
If you change a value in a spreadsheet that is being used in a chart, then the chart will automatically change too.
The chart will change accordingly. Any change to data will cause the chart to change. Depending on what exactly the formula does, it may have a minor or significant effect on the chart.
Yes, unless the chart is generated by a VB macro.
Excel does not have a specific chart area. You might be referring to the area within a chart where you can change the legend and other information. You will find chart tools on the Insert tab of the Excel 2007 ribbon.
Change the chart type to be a Column Chart.
If you do a regular copy and paste, then the chart in the Word document will not change if the data in the Excel spreadsheet does. If you want it to always represent the data as it is the Excel document when it is changed, then you need to link the chart in the Word document to the spreadsheet. You can do it using the Paste Link facility.
Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.Charts in Excel are very easy to change. Click on any part of a chart, such as the axis or a bar or legend or title etc., and then right click and you will get options to change that element.
Yes. Right click on the part of the chart you want to change and you will be shown the options of things to do, including changing colours.
First create your data and chart in Excel. Then copy the chart and do a Paste Link with it into the Word document. Changing any values in the Excel document that are used in the chart, will also change the one in Word. So the important thing is the Paste Link.
Right-click on the graph and select Change Chart Type.
There are many charting options in Excel. When you choose your chart, select a 3D chart.
A column chart.
A column chart.