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change the appearance of values by adding standard symbols, such as dollar signs, commas, and percentage symbols.
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You can specify up to six formatting elements for a style, including Number, , Font, Border, Patterns, and Protection.
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A series of related values from the worksheet is called the
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You use the dialog box to modify titles, axes, gridlines, legends, data labels, and a data table.
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Using the dialog box, you can specify that the chart be expanded to fit the full page or scaled proportionally.





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