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Business Solutions Charts and Graphs for Microsoft® Office Excel® 2007
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Business Solutions Charts and Graphs for Microsoft® Office Excel® 2007

by Bill Jelen
April 2007
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
480 pages
17h 6m
English
Que
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This example is complicated by the fact that you draw borders on the appropriate edges of
each cell. If you instead used a solid black fill, you could create the effect with a single rule,
using the formula
=AND($B2<=D$1,$C2>=D$1), as shown in Figure 9.16.
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Chapter 9 Presenting Data Visually Without Charts
296
Figure 9.16
If you aren’t con-
cerned with the cell
borders, the chart
can be reduced to a
single conditional
formatting rule.
Creating a Chart Using the REPT Function
The REPT function, which has been around since Excel 5, takes two arguments. The first argu-
ment is the text to repeat. The second argument is the number of times to repeat the text. ...
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