Mac Excel 2008

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Anne

I have recently installed Office for Mac 2008 on my G4 Quicksilver running Leopard.

Yesterday I just starting using Excel to draw some simple graphs to show mathematical functions. I find that I am unable to anything as simple as labelling the axes!! It used to be so easy and now I can't find how to do it. Am I being very thick? Can anyone help?

Anne
 
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Bob Greenblatt

I have recently installed Office for Mac 2008 on my G4 Quicksilver running
Leopard.

Yesterday I just starting using Excel to draw some simple graphs to show
mathematical functions. I find that I am unable to anything as simple as
labelling the axes!! It used to be so easy and now I can't find how to do it.
Am I being very thick? Can anyone help?

Anne
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It still is easy, it just moved! Look in the chart formatting section of the
formatting template. Select the axis you want and enter the label.
 

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