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    Chart with Running Man

    Is it possible to create a regular chart or using macro that will show a running man logo on each end of the graph?
    and with a Miles Marker on top of the Chart


    Miles and Label
    3.1 = 5K
    6.2 = 10K
    13.1 = Half MArathon
    26.2= MArathon
    39.3 = Marathon and a Half
    52.4 = 2 Marathons
    70.3 = Half Iron Man
    100.0 = 100 Mile Race
    140.6 = Ironman Trianthalon

    Thank you


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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    You can use a custom fill on a stacked bar chart
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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    I cant apply to my chart

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Why not, what does your chart look like?

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    actually may chart looks like in one sheet 2 and the source is on sheet 1, I'm trying to apply your provided sample but It ruins the format of my graph

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Can you apply the running man to sheet 2?

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    I've added one for you, you probably need to find a better picture for the size of your chart as the bars are tightly packed.
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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Yeah! that's is why I'm trying to change the format of the chart or style. Thank you! I really appreciated your help

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    As kersplash has done, you just need to add another series to the chart and use a picture fill.
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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Thank you guys! much appreaciated

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Is it possible to label my Upper Chart portion into this
    3.1, 6.2, 13.1, 26.2, 39.3, 52.4, 70.3, 100.0, 140.6

    Instead of 0,10,20,30,40,50,60?

    Thank you

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Yes, but as the spacing is not equi spaced you will need to build the labelling yourself with an extra data series.

    Add a new series
    Change series to xy-scatter
    use select data dialog to select data for x and y values.

    Format secondary vertical axis to have a max of 1.
    Add data labels to new series and display X value above data point.
    Format data point as required
    If you want gridlines then add error bars. Delete horizontal error bar and format vertical to have fixed minus value of -1

    I have left the secondary vertical axis in place so you can see how it was done, but this can be deleted
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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    Thank you! a great help with me, your help are much appreciated.

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    how to maximize the charts width so that the last axis 140.6 will be visible? thank you

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    Re: Chart with Running Man

    set the horizontal axis to be Auto rather than fixed at 60.

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