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How to include a chart from Microsoft Excel 2002 on a webpage:

• Open the Excel spreadsheet and select the chart.
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• From the menus, select "File->Save as Web Page"
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• In the "Save As" window that pops up, click on the "Selection: Chart" radio button. If this is not the first time you've saved the chart then the radio button will instead be labeled "Republish: Chart".
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• Maneuver to the desired directory and enter the desired file name in the "File name:" box. The file should have the extension ".htm" or ".html".
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• Click on save. If you had selected the file name "chart.htm", then this will create the file "chart.htm" and the directory "chart_files".
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• Go into the "chart_files" directory. There you will find a file called "image001.gif" (if you saved multiple charts, there will be more than one, numbered consecutively).
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• Upload the .gif file to a website so that it is accessible on the web.
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• In the EvC Forum text box for typing your message, refer to your chart like this:
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  [img]http://your.website.name/whatever/image001.gif [/img]

And that's all there is to it! Here's my chart:For those without places on the web to upload their data, there are many places that offer free websites. Yahoo! Geocities is one.--Percy

Tell me about it. My car stops making the funny noise when I get to the dealer, and my teeth stop hurting when I get to the dentist. Why should computers be any different, especially where MicroSoft applications are involved? --Percy