From: stan on
Is it possible to conditionally format a chart so that it prints a
message-like "out of range"-when source data on the y-axis falls outside a
range?
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stan
From: teylyn on

Hello Stan,

you could insert a text box and link it to a cell in the spreadsheet.
(ctrl-click the text box and enter =A1 into the function bar)
Then in A1 have a message appear with an IF statement

=IF(B1>100,"Values are out of range","")

Set the chart Y axis to a maximum of 100 and it will not automatically
grow with the data.

does that help?

cheers, teylyn



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Is it possible to conditionally format a chart so that it prints a
> message-like "out of range"-when source data on the y-axis falls
outside a
> range?
> --
> stan


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From: stan on
works-thanks so much
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stan


"teylyn" wrote:

>
> Hello Stan,
>
> you could insert a text box and link it to a cell in the spreadsheet.
> (ctrl-click the text box and enter =A1 into the function bar)
> Then in A1 have a message appear with an IF statement
>
> =IF(B1>100,"Values are out of range","")
>
> Set the chart Y axis to a maximum of 100 and it will not automatically
> grow with the data.
>
> does that help?
>
> cheers, teylyn
>
>
>
stan;685411 Wrote:
> >
> Is it possible to conditionally format a chart so that it prints a
> > message-like "out of range"-when source data on the y-axis falls
> outside a
> > range?
> > --
> > stan
>
>
> --
> teylyn
>
> Teylyn -- 'teylyn.posterous.com' (http://teylyn.posterous.com)
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