Excel 2007 XY Scatter Chart

[Eddie Holder]

Hi

In previous versions of Excel, if you had a XY scatter chart, you were able
to drag the data point on the chart to change the value in the cell that is
used for the data point.

I cannot seem to do this in Excel 2007. Can anyone tell me if there is an
option somewhere that can be turned on, or is this a excellent feature that
has been removed from Excel 2007?

Thanks for your help or responses!

Eddie

 

[Victor Lobo]

Hi

In previous versions of Excel, if you had a XY scatter chart, you were able
to drag the data point on the chart to change the value in the cell that is
used for the data point.

I cannot seem to do this in Excel 2007. Can anyone tell me if there is an
option somewhere that can be turned on, or is this a excellent feature that
has been removed from Excel 2007?

Thanks for your help or responses!

Eddie

Hi

It seems to be unsuppoted in Excel 2007:

Check this link: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA101988951033.aspx#Charting
Look for "Direct manipulation of data points on charts"

But I am not going to miss this feature much though.

Regards,
Victor

 

[Jon Peltier]

Yes, the feature has been removed. I didn't think I'd miss it, and I don't.
But a lot of people are upset that it's gone.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services, Inc.
http://PeltierTech.com/WordPress/
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Hi

In previous versions of Excel, if you had a XY scatter chart, you were
able
to drag the data point on the chart to change the value in the cell that
is
used for the data point.

I cannot seem to do this in Excel 2007. Can anyone tell me if there is an
option somewhere that can be turned on, or is this a excellent feature
that
has been removed from Excel 2007?

Thanks for your help or responses!

Eddie

Hi

It seems to be unsuppoted in Excel 2007:

Check this link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA101988951033.aspx#Charting
Look for "Direct manipulation of data points on charts"

But I am not going to miss this feature much though.

Regards,
Victor