Is there a simple way to build a chart to show a overview of multiple
projects
including their milestones.
For example I have

Excel Help says you can add error bars to different data
SERIES in a chart, but says nothing about individual data
points. Invariably each data point is going to have a
different standard error, but I'm having trouble figuring

When adjusting the axis scale in any excel chart, is it possible to
make the minimum (or maximum) refer to a cell or cell name?  To me it
seems like excel only accepts hard-coded numbers...
The reason I need this is as follows:

I want the axis to adjust to 2/3 of the lowest value in my
chart.  How do I get my minimum to change?  When I set it
to auto it just starts at 0.

I have inserted an excel chart into Powerpoint.  I need to color a specific gridline.  I have done it before, but can't remember how.  Can someone help me out please!!!!
Thank
Jamie

I am using a stacked chart format and would like to know how to label each column with a grand total data label.  Thank you!

Now this question will probably give you a clue as to my level of understanding of Excel.
I have to produce (by the morning) a  line chart along the following lines
Theme        July     Aug    September     October
Nurse        Probable    Likely    Possible     Remote

Are their any free add-ins or downloads to dress up the plain and simple Excel Charts for Excel 2002?
Thanks for any help!!
Bill

I was wondering if it is possible to have a secondary X
axis so i can have two variables with different units on
the X axis.   Or alternatively, but preferably not, if I
used a secondary Y axis is there a way to rotate the

The pivot table wizard "Get Data" is not allowing me to
change the source path to an Access Database. I want to
move the Access source file from one folder to another,
however when trying to point the pivot table to the new

I created a chart in an earlier version of Excel (probably
Excel 97).  The Chart has one data series ploted as a line
chart with data points and lines between the datapoint
visible.

Is it possible to use Excel (2002) to plot an X-Y-Z
surface chart?
When I tried this, the X-Z plotted correctly, however,
the Y-Z plotted as linear series.

When an embedded chart is in its window, clicking the 'X' of the
window merely removes the window but does not remove the chart (chart
object). Is there a way to remove/delete the chart when clicking on
the 'X'?

All of a sudden my Excel program will not give me the
arrow cursor but only a white cross which will not allow
me to edit or delete anything but only produces shaded
areas.  I have no idea how this started and need to know

My Y axis-titles get truncated.  Not all the characters
display when I'm editing the text, which is a challenge
itself and I must add extra characters to get the ones I
want to display.  I'm running Excel 2002 SP-2. Help!