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Excel VBA - charts videos | Excel VBA - Data Labels in Scatter Charts
Posted by Andrew Gould on 27 November 2015
Labelling data points in a scatter chart in Excel 2010 or earlier is much more limited than in later versions of Excel. This video explains how to use VBA to label the points with any value you like using simple looping techniques. You'll learn how to label the points in a single chart, multiple charts and multiple data series in a chart.
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