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excel charts look drastically different on different computers
When we open excel charts on different computers in our office the formatting
looks drastically different (for example, data labels and arrows on charts are in different locations). This is a huge problem because it means that the formatting has to be fixed each time someone opens an excel chart. This was never a problem until recently when some of our staff got new computers and for a short time they were using Office 2007 (everyone else in the office was using Office 2003). We've switched everyone back to Office 2003, but the problem with excel charts persists. |
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excel charts look drastically different on different computers
When u add data labels and arrows manually to the chart as objects (text
files, automatic shapes etc.), before adding them to the chart u have to select the chart itself first, e.g. click on chart, then select arrow u want to add in. Otherwice objects are not linked to the chart, they are above it, not in it. To check if this is the case, just select the chart and move it slightly. If it moves while labels and arrows are not, that means these objects are not added to the chart correctly. "ABA" wrote: When we open excel charts on different computers in our office the formatting looks drastically different (for example, data labels and arrows on charts are in different locations). This is a huge problem because it means that the formatting has to be fixed each time someone opens an excel chart. This was never a problem until recently when some of our staff got new computers and for a short time they were using Office 2007 (everyone else in the office was using Office 2003). We've switched everyone back to Office 2003, but the problem with excel charts persists. |
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