You can’t, however, attach an Automator workflow or AppleScript to a button in Excel 2008, as one can do with macros in Excel 2004.

I'm having trouble getting two labels on the X axis. My data is such that there is a subject's name and then two different situations for that subject, each with a pre- and post-score. So, for each subject, there are 4 histogram bars in 2 groups of 2. I am trying to figure out how to have my category axis labels with the subject's name which would go below a number 1 and a number 2. Excel will only let me have one category value (the 1 and 2), and I cannot figure out how to add the subject's name below those values. Any assistance would be much appreciated! Sample data: John behavior 1 pre: 5 post: 10 John behavior 2 pre: 6 post: 8 I'd like the X axis to read 'JOHN' with a 1 under the first 2 bars and a 2 under the second 2 bars.

For your x axis series, include both the row with the subject name and the situation. 'dberrymalmberg@gmail.com' wrote: > I'm having trouble getting two labels on the X axis. My data is such > that there is a subject's name and then two different situations for > that subject, each with a pre- and post-score. So, for each subject, > there are 4 histogram bars in 2 groups of 2.

> > I am trying to figure out how to have my category axis labels with the > subject's name which would go below a number 1 and a number 2. Excel > will only let me have one category value (the 1 and 2), and I cannot > figure out how to add the subject's name below those values. > > Any assistance would be much appreciated!

> > Sample data: > > John > behavior 1 > pre: 5 > post: 10 > > John > behavior 2 > pre: 6 > post: 8 > > I'd like the X axis to read 'JOHN' with a 1 under the first 2 bars and > a 2 under the second 2 bars. Hello, When I send a message in Outlook 2007, appears 'sending message x of x' where x is greater than 1. I read that it seems automatic responses, but automatic responses are deactivated. Thanks for your time, Thunder It's a bug in outlook- x-1 should = the number of email accts in your profile. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: Outlook Tips by email: dailytips-subscribe-request@lists.outlooktips.net EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Ex. I need to create a chart with two axis. I want both the data series to be displayed as columns on the same graph.

So far I have only been able to a secondary axis chart with a column and line - by going to custom charts in 'type of chart'. Anyone know how I can make both the data series appear as columns? I have also tried going to the Format menu, clicking on Selected Data Series and then clicking Secondary axis on the Axis tab. This makes one series go in front of the other though and I can't get them to go side by side so you can see both series. (Hope that made sen. How would I write a script or macro to display rows that have and x in 'A' and hide all other rows?

Thank you With data starting in ColA; try Cells.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:='=x' -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) 'Jeremy' wrote: > How would I write a script or macro to display rows that have and x in 'A' > and hide all other rows? > > > Thank you Option Explicit Sub Remove_Unwanted_Rows() Dim rng As Range Dim cell, RowArray As Range Set rng = ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(1, 'A'), Cells(Rows.Count, &qu. Hi everyone, I've been running Mac Office 2004 and I want to upgrade it to Office X. Do I really have to buy the complete version of Office X to do this, or can I just buy the Office X upgrade? The reason I ask is that from what I've been able to research, the Office X upgrade only allows you to upgrade from Office 2001 but not from Office 2004. Am I correct about this? And if I am correct, does anyone know why Microsoft would have implemented such a policy?

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Just realized 2004 is the upgrad. Vpn client for mac os x. I have a calandar (active x control) on my form. Does anyone know how to link/sync it to a bound control; i.e., when a user chooses a date control, the calandar appears, and when a date is selected it populates into the requisite field. Alex Try this: -- Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP 'alex' wrote in message news.180@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com. >I have a calandar (active x control) on my form.

I've read and studied code from a number of posts on this subject but my 'newbie' macro code has errors. I have the minimumscale value and maximumscale value (entered by the user) stored in Sheet1 at $E$2 and $F$2. My chart is in Sheet2. This is my complete macro: Sub ChangeXAxisScale() ' ' ChangeXAxisScale Macro ' With Worksheets('Sheet2') With ActiveChart.Axes(1, 1).MinimumScale = Range('$E$2').Value.MaximumScale = Range('$F$2').Value End With End With End Sub I know I am missing s. Hi, I have a line graph where the vertical axis goes from -15 to 30.