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Part III<br />

Creating Charts and Graphics<br />

Trying other chart styles<br />

If you’d like to try some of the prebuilt chart styles, select the chart and choose Chart Tools ➪ Design ➪<br />

Chart Styles gallery. You’ll find an amazing selection of different colors and effects, all available with a single<br />

mouse click.<br />

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The styles displayed in the gallery depend on the workbook’s theme. When you choose Page<br />

Layout ➪ Themes to apply a different theme, you’ll have a new selection of chart styles<br />

designed for the selected theme.<br />

Figure 19.9 shows the chart after drastically changing its appearance by applying a new chart style, which<br />

adds a three-dimensional look to the columns.<br />

FIGURE 19.9<br />

A single click applies a new style and dramatically changes the chart’s look.<br />

Working with Charts<br />

This section covers some common chart modifications:<br />

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Moving and resizing charts<br />

Copying a chart<br />

Deleting a chart<br />

Adding chart elements<br />

Moving and deleting chart elements<br />

Formatting chart elements<br />

Printing charts<br />

Before you can modify a chart, the chart must be activated. To activate an embedded chart,<br />

NOTE<br />

click it. Doing so activates the chart and also selects the element that you click. To activate a<br />

chart on a chart sheet, just click its sheet tab.<br />

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