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Changing Marker Shapes
Marker
Markers
show the data points on a chart. They are found only on X-Y plot
and line charts. Changing the shape of the markers can help make the chart
easier to read.
I_ To change
the marker shape:
1. Select
the markers
you want
to change
by clicking
on one of them
in your
chart.
The markers
in that category
are surrounded
by outlines
to indicate
they are selected.
2.
Select
Marker
Shape
from
the Charts
menu. A drip,
box containing
marker shapes appears.
3.
Click on the marker
shape
you want
and
click on Apply.
The selected
markers
change
shape.
4. Click on Close.
Using Additional Spreadsheet
Features
Spreadsheet
has many
additional
features
to help
you create
accurate
and
attractive
spreadsheets.
This section
describes
how to do the following:
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•
Create
custom
number
and date
formats
•
Add graphics
to a spreadsheet
Sorting
Save your work before
sorting. Then, if the
results are not what
you expected, select
Other from the File
menu and click on
f_scard Changes.
Ony data in the
unlocked areas is
sorted when usingthe
-_rt feature. Data in
the locked titles is not
sorted.
..
You can sort information
in a row,
column,
or range
of cells in either
alphabetical
(A-Z)
or numeric
(1-9)
order.
In addition,
you can sort in either
ascending
(A-Z and 1-9)
or descending
(Z-A and 9-1)
order.
A range
is
sorted
by the row or column
containing
the active
cell.
)_ To sort information
in a spreadsheet:
1. Select
the cells containing
the information
you want
to sort. Be sure
to
select
all the cells you want
to sort.
2.
If the active
cell is not in the row or column
you want
to sort, move it
with one of the following
keystrokes:
•
ENTER. Moves the active cell down one row.
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