I would like to make a picture graph in Microsoft Excel, but there doesnt seem to be a readily available option for making one. Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm not 100% sure what you want, but try this.\n\nMake a bar graph, as you normally would (i.e. select your data, click 'Insert>Chart...')\n\nWhen your bar graph is on the screen right click one of the bars. Select 'Format Data Series...'\n\nSelect the 'Patterns' tab if it isn't already selected. You should see a button called 'Fill Effects...'. Click that.\n\nSelect the Tab called 'Picture', and click the 'Select Picture' Button.\n\nChoose a photo that you want to have for your bar, and click OK.\n\nThen you choose whether to stretch your picture, or stack them, etc. Play around with this part till you are happy with your result.\n\nHope this is what you need!\n\nDean
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I would definitely recommend Adobe InDesign. www.adobe.com You can place text, graphics, graphs, etc and it works hand-in-hand with Adobe PhotoShop. You can do some editing of the graphics in InDesign as well. Good luck.
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To draw a straight line, you need only 2 points.  So, it wouldn't be like you'd have to do a lot of data entry. \n\nPut m in A1 and b in B1. \n\nType in two x values in A2 and A3.  In B2 enter =$A$1*A2+$B$1  Copy B2 to B3.  Plot A2:B3 as a XY Scatter chart.
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yep, here they are, are you doing a pri=oject? i might be doing the same one.\n\nhttp://www.hostsrv.com/webmab/app1/MSP/quickmath/02/pageGenerate?site=mathcom&s1=graphs&s2=equations&s3=basic\n\nhttp://www.webgraphing.com/plotting_advanced.jsp
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you can use photoshop. just assemble the pics together in there.
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You have two ways to do it...\nOne... if you have to do it on a graph paper... \nthen.. put some values of x and solve for y and make a table... and then plot those points on graph\n\nOtherwise.. use graph plotting softwares.. like gnuplot (which is a free software).. define function as f(x)=2x (f(x) is equivalent to y here) and say plot f(x).. it will plot you the function.
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Microsoft Excel would do just fine to create charts for a small business - especially if you are only doing it for your employees. If you are doing charts to show potential investors, then investing in better chart creating software may make more sense. \n\nHowever, if you want improved charts, you can either get an additional plugin for your main chart software (whether you are using Excel or Corel or any other software); or redo the charts and make them look pretty with Adobe Illustrator. One plugin I like is CrystalGraphics (cost is $99), which has a product called Powerplug Charts that allow you to create more visually pleasing charts and graphs than what Excel can provide.
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In Excel you can graph the data and then add a trendline.  You can even have it display the equation for the trendline.  Some possible choices for fit are linear (line), exponential, polynomial of degree 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.\n\nIf you give some sample data, I might be able to help further...
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Well, if you're using Microsoft Office, Excel provides many chart and graphic options.\nStatistical software also provide those functions, but they're really expensive.\nHere's a link for some software. Some are free, and others are shareware or have free demos that might serve you:\nhttp://dmoz.org/Science/Math/Software/Graphing/
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I remember an application called microangelo that allowed you to create icons for desktop folders.  You could do the same with MS paint at maximum zoom but MicroAngelo has more features such as animation.\nThen you can set the icon in the shortcut properties.\n\nIf you want an easier way, just install a theme.
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IN EXCEL resize your view to 75% or less until the whole thing fits in the screen , then press " PRINT SCREEN " . Go to Paint and Paste( Ctrl+V). Save as JPG or BMP. Done\n\nYou can also try downloading Hyper Snap DX.
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the doc name is too long or the format /  file type is not IE based. save "graph" as basic image file in a smaller dpi e.g. ".jpg, .tff, gif.\nOr export the doc within the software to IE as an html...
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The best thing to do is to make the graphics yourself. I downloaded PhotoPlus for free. It's been easy to use and has helped me tremendously in creating custom graphics for my website.
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The University of Oregon has a javascipt application online that will allow you to make your graph from a web browser interface:\nhttp://solardat.uoregon.edu/SunChartProgram.html\n\nThe chart comes out as PDF or PNG format. \n\nHere's some other freeware tools you might want to use:\nhttp://www.builditsolar.com/Tools/tools.htm
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If you have Microsoft Word you can make a Word Art picture of the letter R outline in black. Just click on the 3D "A" to get started.
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Can you open it up with MS Paint, which comes with Windows?\nIf not, how about Windows Picture Viewer.  When you are viewing that, do a print screen, then paste it into MS Paint.\n\nIn MS paint, can you try to resize it so it prints on 6 pages.  Go to Image, Stretch/Skew.  Type in a number for height and width, for example 50% to halve the picture.