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From: snowrider on 18 Mar 2010 20:01
I want to put a line that connects two bars in Excel, and put different
values on top of it, like correlations or significances between the two bars.
Example: http://hawaii.edu/mri/excel.jpg

Right now, I am doing each by hand. I open it in PowerPoint, and then use
the shapes and text boxes to connect everything. Does Excel have a feature
to do this more-or-less automatically?

Thank you.
From: SueW on 19 Mar 2010 10:15
Select the chart, click on the Layout tab and draw the shape you want. Use
the Format tab the rotate the shape. Add a text box above shape.

"snowrider" wrote:

> I want to put a line that connects two bars in Excel, and put different
> values on top of it, like correlations or significances between the two bars.
> Example: http://hawaii.edu/mri/excel.jpg
>
> Right now, I am doing each by hand. I open it in PowerPoint, and then use
> the shapes and text boxes to connect everything. Does Excel have a feature
> to do this more-or-less automatically?
>
> Thank you.
From: snowrider on 22 Mar 2010 21:39
Thank you Sue. Is there anyway to have Excel do this more-or-less
automatically for you?

Thank you again.

"SueW" wrote:

> Select the chart, click on the Layout tab and draw the shape you want. Use
> the Format tab the rotate the shape. Add a text box above shape.
>
> "snowrider" wrote:
>
> > I want to put a line that connects two bars in Excel, and put different
> > values on top of it, like correlations or significances between the two bars.
> > Example: http://hawaii.edu/mri/excel.jpg
> >
> > Right now, I am doing each by hand. I open it in PowerPoint, and then use
> > the shapes and text boxes to connect everything. Does Excel have a feature
> > to do this more-or-less automatically?
> >
> > Thank you.
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