Chart Highlight Resolution For Free

Here's how:Click on the highlighted data point to select it.Click the Chart Elements button.Select the Data Labels box and choose where to position the label.By default, Excel shows one numeric value for the label, y value in our case.

Copy the graph in Excel (CMD+C), open a new file in Preview (CMD+N), and save as a PNG image (changing the resolution to 300 DPI). This ensures consistent image size and the image quality in Preview can be set to 300 pixels/inch.

Highlight Data Points in Excel Line ChartGet the data in place.Select the entire data, go to Insert > Charts > Line with Markers.Go to Insert > Illustrations > Shapes > Rounded Rectangle.Insert 2 more Rounded Rectangles and place it over the chart.Select the rectangle for 2013, go to Name Box and enter 2013.More items...

A workaround: in Excel, Control-Click (or Right-Click) on the chart you want to copy, and choose the Save Picture option - and save the image with the PNG format where you need to (preferably the same folder your Word file is). Switch to Word, and Insert the image file you just created. That should get you on your way.

Print-quality means the resolution in the graphic is 300 dpi. You may have tried to copy your graph and paste it as a picture. But this only gets you a graphic with 96 dpi suitable for screen viewing but not gonna cut it for print. The image will look blurry.

Mark all peaks in a scatter chart 1. Select the cell - C3 which is adjacent to cell B3 (the second cell value of your list excluding the header), enter formula =IF(AND(B3>B2,B3>B4), "Peak","") into the Formula Bar and press the Enter key. Then drag the Fill Handle down to mark all peaks as below screenshot shown. 2.

Change bar colorSelect a bar on the secondary axis.Press with right mouse button on on bar.Press with left mouse button on "Format Data Series..."Press with left mouse button on "Fill"Select "Solid Fill"Select a color.Press with left mouse button on Close.