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Peter sends in a question that relates back to Episode 444. In that podcast, I showed how to change the gap width in Excel 2003 to have two columns stacked on top of each other. Peter wonders how to do this in Excel 2007. This is a great opportunity to show off a change in Excel 2007?s charting engine. While Excel 2003 required you to open and close the Format dialog box repeatedly, you can now format everything on the chart from the new modeless Format dialog box in Excel 2007. Episode 538 shows you how!
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