K
kevs
At bottom of a workbook I see two charts. What are charts, and how did they
get there?
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Office 2004
get there?
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J
JE McGimpsey
kevs said:At bottom of a workbook I see two charts. What are charts, and how did they
get there?
Impossible to tell without at least a little information, kevs...
What do you mean by "bottom of a workbook"? Do you mean on a worksheet?
or do you mean chart sheets with their tabs at the bottom along with the
worksheet tabs? Or something else?
Where did the workbook come from? Is it only onw workbook, or are other
workbooks affected?
What do the charts look like?
Charts don't appear on their own - they were created by somebody. If not
you, then presumably the person who originally gave you the sheet.
K
kevs
This is one workbook, and at bottom where you see sheet 1, sheet 2, I seeImpossible to tell without at least a little information, kevs...
What do you mean by "bottom of a workbook"? Do you mean on a worksheet?
or do you mean chart sheets with their tabs at the bottom along with the
worksheet tabs? Or something else?
Where did the workbook come from? Is it only onw workbook, or are other
workbooks affected?
What do the charts look like?
Charts don't appear on their own - they were created by somebody. If not
you, then presumably the person who originally gave you the sheet.
two chart tabs. Now I had an intern work on this for a bit. I'll have to
ask -- we'll see. He'll probably say knows nothing about charts, and as you
know I see a lot of stuff pop up in Excel from seemingly nowhere. Thanks!!!
OS 10.3.4
Office 2004
J
JE McGimpsey
kevs said:as you know I see a lot of stuff pop up in Excel from seemingly
nowhere.
You do seem to have more than your share of things "popping up"...<g>