When I make a Chart, it remains related to its Data Source.

I am trying to keep the Chart but do not want it to be dependent
anymore on its original Data Source. It is somewhat similar to
replacing an equation by its result.

Can anybody assist in finding a solution?



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Amr, here is one way, you could copy a picture of the chart: Hold down Shift
while selecting the Edit menu, and choose the Copy Picture command. I like
the 'As Shown on Screen' and 'As Picture' options. Then just paste it where
you want it.

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> When I make a Chart, it remains related to its Data Source.
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> I am trying to keep the Chart but do not want it to be dependent
> anymore on its original Data Source. It is somewhat similar to
> replacing an equation by its result.
>
> Can anybody assist in finding a solution?
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Thank you Paul.

Your suggestion is working fine.


Amr



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