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I work with chart on excel and I can't figure out how to convert a horizontal chart (with X = depth, Y = % value) to a vertical chart (x = %, y = depth)without taking it to an image processing program and rotating it. When I rotate, in another program the axis labels don't change orientation. I want to know if there is a way to convert an excel profile to a vertical profile within the program itself.
Thanks in advance for your answer!
Are you talking about changing a bar chart to a column chart? You may alco have to change which are the series and which are the categories. It'd be easier if you could send me a sample - bobumlas@yahoo.com use subject of "AllExpertsQ" and repeat the issue.
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This topic answers questions related to Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (or workbook) stand-alone or Mircrosoft Office Excel including Excel 2003, Excel 2007, Office 2000, and Office XP. You can get Excel help on Excel formulas(or functions), Excell macros, charting in Excel, advanced features, and the general use of Excel. This does not provide a general Excel tutorial nor the basics of using a spreadsheet. It provides specific answers to using Microsoft Excel only. If you do not see your Excel question answered in this area then please ask an Excel question here
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