I’ve tried everything I could think of–adding a space before/after my words, disabling all of my autocorrect functions, restarting my computer, checking to see if it would show up in print preview, and even trying a different computerbut to no avail. I followed your directions exactly, and the swatches DID work, but only for a little while.now, I can see the stylistic set variations in the preview window, but it no longer carries over to my document. The font here seems to have kerning; is it Georgia? Microsoft word 2017 for mac adjust kerning. Hi there, I am using “adelicia” font from creative market, and I am using Word for Mac 2011. Can you think of anything else I should try?

• Click the chart, then in the Format, click the Chart tab. • In the Chart Options section, select the Legend checkbox. • In your spreadsheet, click the legend to select it, then do any of the following: • Change the look of the legend text: Click the Style tab at the top of the sidebar, then use the controls to add a background fill, add a border, and more. • Resize the legend: Drag the square handles around the legend. • Drag the legend to where you want it. You can position the legend more precisely by selecting it, then pressing the arrow keys on your keyboard.

Pressing Shift-arrow moves the legend in larger steps. You can specify whether to show chart gridlines and modify their look. • Click the chart. • In the Format, click the Axis tab, then click the button for the axis you want to modify (x or y). • Do any of the following: • Set the line type: Click the disclosure triangle next to Gridlines (for the x axis), or Major Gridlines or Minor Gridlines (for the y axis), then click the pop-up menu and choose a line type. • Set the line color: In the Major Gridlines section, click the color well or color wheel, then choose a color. • Set the increment for major gridlines: In the Major Gridlines section, click the arrows to the right of the increment field, or type a value in it.

Sep 03, 2014  Yes, I wear a tie now. This video is the Apple Numbers version of how to create a chart from a data table. Create a Map chart You can copy the following data that we used for our examples, or set up your own in a similar fashion. Start with one column for your geographic location (country/region, state or province, county or postal code), then your numeric or categorical values in the second column. Excel stores all graphs and formula results directly in the worksheet, and reflects exactly the data in the worksheet at the moment. However, suppose you need to take a deep dive into the data and end up creating 20, 30, or 100 graphs.

• Show tick marks for the x or value axis: Click the Tick Marks pop-up menu, then choose a location. You can add reference lines to a chart to mark the average, median, minimum, and maximum values in the chart or another value that you specify. Reference lines make the chart easier to comprehend at a glance and can help you compare the values in the chart to a benchmark value. All chart types can have reference lines, except stacked charts, 2-axis charts, 3D charts, pie charts, and donut charts. A chart can have up to five reference lines.

• Click the chart. • In the Format, click the Axis tab, then click the Value button near the top of the sidebar. • Click the disclosure triangle next to Reference Lines, then choose any of the following types of reference lines from the pop-up menu: • Average: A line that runs through the mean value of the data • Median: A line that runs through the middle value of the data • Minimum: A line that runs through the lowest value • Maximum: A line that runs through the highest value • Custom: A line that runs through the value you specify • To show what the reference line represents, select the Show Name and Show Value checkboxes. • To change the settings for a reference line, click the line, then use the controls in the Reference Line tab in the sidebar on the right. To remove a reference line, click the line to select it, then press Delete on your keyboard.

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Error bars give you a general impression of your data’s accuracy. They’re represented as small marks whose length indicates the amount of uncertainty associated with a given (the data’s variability). You can add them to 2D line charts, area charts, bar and column charts, stacked bar and column charts, bubble charts, and scatter charts. • Click the chart, then in the Format, click the Series tab. • Click the disclosure triangle next to Error Bars, then click the pop-up menu and choose a type of error bar. • Click the second pop-up menu, choose how error values are calculated (for example, as fixed values or percentages), and change the range of variability you want to display.

• To change the look of the error bars, click an error bar so you see white dots at either end. All error bars for that data series are selected. • Use the controls in the Bar Style and Shadow sections of the sidebar to make changes. Only the error bars for the selected data series are modified. To change error bars for another series, click one of its error bars, then make changes. To remove error bars, click the chart, click an error bar, then click the Error Bars pop-up menu in the sidebar and choose None.