Is it possible to create a spreadsheet from a chart Excel
Exactly as the title says, is it possible to take a chart from say, Word, and then create a spreadsheet of its data in Excel. Specifically, I am asking in regards to 2016 for both.
For a bit of context, if it helps in any way. I lost the spreadsheet with the data for a Gantt Chart and didn't have any backups. However, I had it in a word document as an imported chart, not an image.
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asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
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Exactly as the title says, is it possible to take a chart from say, Word, and then create a spreadsheet of its data in Excel. Specifically, I am asking in regards to 2016 for both.
For a bit of context, if it helps in any way. I lost the spreadsheet with the data for a Gantt Chart and didn't have any backups. However, I had it in a word document as an imported chart, not an image.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word charts microsoft-excel-2016 microsoft-word-2016
asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
1
Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 18:56
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Exactly as the title says, is it possible to take a chart from say, Word, and then create a spreadsheet of its data in Excel. Specifically, I am asking in regards to 2016 for both.
For a bit of context, if it helps in any way. I lost the spreadsheet with the data for a Gantt Chart and didn't have any backups. However, I had it in a word document as an imported chart, not an image.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word charts microsoft-excel-2016 microsoft-word-2016
asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
1
Exactly as the title says, is it possible to take a chart from say, Word, and then create a spreadsheet of its data in Excel. Specifically, I am asking in regards to 2016 for both.
For a bit of context, if it helps in any way. I lost the spreadsheet with the data for a Gantt Chart and didn't have any backups. However, I had it in a word document as an imported chart, not an image.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word charts microsoft-excel-2016 microsoft-word-2016
microsoft-excel microsoft-word charts microsoft-excel-2016 microsoft-word-2016
asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
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asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
1
asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
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asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
1
asked Feb 15 at 4:04
Taran WaltersTaran Walters
1
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Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 18:56
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Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 18:56
Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 18:56
Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
Feb 15 at 18:56
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No, it is not possible. This function is not implemented in either of these programs.
answered Feb 15 at 7:07
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No, it is not possible. This function is not implemented in either of these programs.
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No, it is not possible. This function is not implemented in either of these programs.
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No, it is not possible. This function is not implemented in either of these programs.
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Just to be clear: you're asking if Excel has a way to dynamically interpret visually-represented data into tabular data?
– music2myear
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