I have a assignment with statistic. And I have issue on chart. I want to combine many chart to one sheet. let's say I have a three of chart then I want combine it to one page no need to separate 3 file excel. I want to combine to one file of excel. how can I do ?
You can place charts on a regular Excel worksheet and arrange several charts so they print on the same page. You can use the page layout view on the View ribbon to help with sizing and positioning the charts on the page.
This screenshot shows the page layout view with three charts.
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I've got the following table
What I want do is create a bar chart and to have 5 different bars, each one with a height of 2. The issue is that, because there are 2 items that are on the 04/01/2022 then my chart groups them together. Is there a way to make Excel say "Separate that single bar into 2 because the times are different?
This is what Excel currently creates for me
I know that this type of chart doesn't make much sense right now but it does on the bigger project that I'm working on.
I suggest creating a pivot table, it will look like this:
I have intermediate excel skills and am relatively new to pivot charts and slicers. I have made a pivot chart out of production-related data. Next to the chart is a slicer that displays all the different products in production. Basically, whenever the user clicks on one of the products in the slicer, it displays a bar graph mixed with a line graph. If the bars are exceeding the line, then the product is considered "critical" (it is exceeding production capacity). I want to use conditional formatting (or another method, preferably not a macro) to highlight the products on the slicer in red that are critical.
Thanks in advance for your help.
You can't conditionally format Slicer Items. Instead, your best bet is to use a second PivotTable that only shows the critical products in it.
I am doing a dashboard. To resolve the problem with the space, I would like to show a chart which changes depending of which icon an user clicks (see image in following link: http://screencast.com/t/IvzllhxCi).
Charts are already done and ranges defined. The chart showed in the dashboard was inserted using the "Paste picture link" function (sorry if this is not the correct name, but I use Excel in spanish). I assume, that the best way to do it is creating different macros which define the data of a chart and are fired which every icon click, but... is there a more efficient way to do it?
How about just creating all the charts, putting them on top of each other and then showing / hidding the appropriate chart when a user clicks the icons via:
chart.Visible = xlSheetHidden;
And
chart.Visible = xlSheetVisible;
We have a report which contains 6 pages (I have used page breaks). Each page has few sub-reports and few charts. We are exporting it as Excel.
When we are trying to print one sheet the page is breaking into multiple pages dividing the sub-reports and charts in middle. Is there some best way or thumb rule to follow in order to make reports print friendly.
On the Ribbon (I have Excel 2007) go to View tab, then select Page Break Preview and drag page borders as you desire. These settings are saved together with the workbook, so on the next reopen page breaks will remain as set.
Finally found the answer.
Posting here in case somebody is struck with same issue
Need to set these properties in report
net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.fit.width =1 and
net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.fit.height=1.
Thanks
I am a beginner to Excel. I am using Excel 2010. I am trying to create an excel spread sheet that has different sections. For example Lets say, my sheet tab is labeled sports. I want the sheet to have different section of sports like basketball, baseball, and football all on the same sheet. In Each section I want to have a like 5 columns with a vertical and or horizontal scroll bar. Is this possible to have?
I believe that you want to go into the View tab on the ribbon, use the "New Window" button to make new windows, and then Arrange those windows.
The data can all be in one sheet or in multiple sheets, but you should be able to view all at the same time, with individual scroll bars.
I would actually strongly recommend storing each sport in it's own separate sheet, because while you can freeze panes separately in each window, you cannot hide columns separately.
I'm not exactly sure what you're aiming for here though.
And when it looks how you want it to, you'll want to save your workspace.