A High-Level Look at Charting in Word
Here's a high-level overview of the process of creating a chart in Word, using Graph 2000:
Select the values in your Word document that you want to graph. (As you'll see, this step is optional; you can enter your source data directly in a Microsoft Graph datasheet [page 886]. However, in most cases you'll already have created the data you want to graph; you may as well use that data rather than start from scratch.)
Choose Insert, Picture, Chart to run Microsoft Graph. Graph inserts a basic chart in your document, immediately beneath the source data.
Right-click on the chart, and choose Chart Type from the shortcut menu.
Set the Chart Type—in other words, tell Word what kind of chart you want.
Set Chart Options: ...
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