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From: James on 2 Dec 2009 11:00
Hi all

I have created a bubble chart using the following data:

Region Pax Net T'over PPP
WEU 2,767 2,208,782 507
NEU 726 855,592 296
EEU 733 787,839 315
BKN 743 719,743 299

Problem is if I create the report just using the data then it labels all of
the bubbles as "series 1". When I use all of the data including the column
and row headers for some reason it uses the first column as the name
(correct) but then the X values are rows B-D, the Y values are another row,
etc, etc, basically it's a mess! Is there anyway I can use just the data and
then attribute a label to each bubble?

Sorry for lack of detail but it's difficult to work out what on earth is
going on!


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James.
From: James on 2 Dec 2009 11:29
Not to worry all, trawling through the web I found a link to
http://appspro.com/Utilities/ChartLabeler.htm which seems to have answered
the question in case anyone is interested!

--
James.


"James" wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I have created a bubble chart using the following data:
>
> Region Pax Net T'over PPP
> WEU 2,767 2,208,782 507
> NEU 726 855,592 296
> EEU 733 787,839 315
> BKN 743 719,743 299
>
> Problem is if I create the report just using the data then it labels all of
> the bubbles as "series 1". When I use all of the data including the column
> and row headers for some reason it uses the first column as the name
> (correct) but then the X values are rows B-D, the Y values are another row,
> etc, etc, basically it's a mess! Is there anyway I can use just the data and
> then attribute a label to each bubble?
>
> Sorry for lack of detail but it's difficult to work out what on earth is
> going on!
>
>
> --
> James.
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