Microsoft® Office Excel 2003 Inside Out

Chapter 24. Basic Charting Techniques

• Creating a New Chart

• Creating Combination (Overlay) Charts

• Changing a Chart's Size and Position

• Plotting Hidden Cells

• Handling Missing Values

• Changing the Default Chart Type

• Printing Charts

• Saving, Opening, and Protecting Charts

• Working with Embedded Chart Objects

Microsoft Excel includes a powerful and versatile charting engine. Over the years, Microsoft has continued to add both more analytic features and more presentation capabilities to this component of the program. You can now choose from an extensive variety of common business and technical chart types, and you can enhance the appearance of your charts with pictures, clip art, WordArt text, lines, arrows, and many other devices that help make a stronger visual ...