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Linking concatenated text into a graph. ..?

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axilla2

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Jan 24, 2003
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trying to automate some repetitive tasks.

I have data driving charts, I also need to display some text in Textbox within the chart. This text changes so i'd like to link it a cell that changes with some fansy-doo concatting.

i'll try making a macro to cut/paste the text into the chart, but if you know of an easier way to link text into a chart (or a textbox for that matter), please let me know.

 
put the concatenated text in a cell - say A1
so in A1, you will have summat like
=B1 & " - " & C1

then, click in the title and then click in the formula bar. Enter an equals sign (=) and then click on A1 et voila

Rgds, Geoff
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Click on your graph and in the formula bar type "=" and the cell reference you want included then press Enter:
Code:
=Sheet1!$A$1


Dan.
 
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