Blurry Chart When Using Camera Tool / File Becomes Non-dynamic When Saved As Xlsx
Mar 24, 2012
Description:The chart shown in the file is a picture using the Camera Tool. The real chart is in the worksheet "Chts". When using the dropdown & radio button, the chart is supposed to change accordingly.
Problem 1:The picture from the camera tool seem to be blurry. The lines also seem thicker. Any rectifications for this?
Problem 2:If I save this file as "xlsx", the chart will not change dynamically when the dropdown is changed.
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Problem Example.png
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Problem Example_Print Preview.png
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[Code] .....
This is the workbook being referenced and
[Code] ....
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