To select non-consecutive cells: select first cell, hold CTL key, select
second cell
But why not add the two data points one after the other - or do I not
understand the problem.
To add new data to a chart: copy data; click chart; used Edit |Paste
Special: new data.....
best wishes

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> Hello,
> Here is my problem. I currently have a bar chart that has 8 X-axis
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macik81@hotmail.com - 24 Aug 2006 16:30 GMT
I am using the Ctrl key when selecting the cells. However, when I
click on the 10th cell, all of the previous cells get unselected. To
me, it looks like there is a maximum number of non-consecutive cells
that can be selected. I have noticed if I enter the labels manually
seperating them by "label1","label2".... all of the values get
displayed except the last two. This is really baffling me.
Also, I tried to create a totally new graph and the same thing is
happening.
Thanks.
> To select non-consecutive cells: select first cell, hold CTL key, select
> second cell
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Bernard Liengme - 24 Aug 2006 20:45 GMT
Having trouble 'seeing' this. Want to send (my private email) a sample file
with some notes?

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>I am using the Ctrl key when selecting the cells. However, when I
> click on the 10th cell, all of the previous cells get unselected. To
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