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The Histogram does not exist in my excel on the Insert then chart, recommended chart
Does anyone know how to get it loaded into my excel? as a template? or some other way?
- Mira S. on the Excel community board figured it out in 2019. I just stumbled upon her post. Amen. I tried it out and it works. just re-save the .xls under the proper/updated version with the .xlsl
Sep 11 2019 06:29 PM
Office 365 Excel Histogram
I just installed Office 365. I need to create a histogram chart for a class assignment. I did the add-in for the Analysis ToolPac. I don't have histogram chart available on my insert ribbon. I rebooted my computer, still no histogram chart option. I ran the office updater, updates are up to date. I again rebooted my computer. Still no Histogram on the Insert Ribbon. How do I get more available charts under the Insert ribbon? On the professor's youtube video, his excel has 8 different options for charts under the insert tab. Can anyone instruct me on how to add this button to the charts tab under insert? Any help appreciated.
Labels: Charting Excel Office 365
Sep 11 2019 06:56 PM - edited Sep 11 2019 06:57 PM
Mira_S The file you attached is an old format .xls file. This file format was used in Excel up to version 2003.
When this file is opened with modern Excel, it will be in "compatibility mode" and any features that were added to Excel in versions 2007 and up will not be available.You need to use the Save As command and then select Excel Workbook (*xlsx) in the drop down for the file type, where it currently says Excel 97-2003 Workbook (*.xls)
Re: Office 365 Excel Histogram
After that, you need to close the workbook and open it again. Check the green title bar at the top of the Excel window. If it says "Compatibility mode" it still runs in the old Excel mode.
Let me re-write that last part.
I opened Excel, opened a blank spreadsheet, entered a few numbers, selected the cells and the ability to select statistical charts is there. It is something within the Achieve program. I am thinking the Professor knows about it. Why he did not tell me... grrrr..
Thank you.
I opened Excel, opened a blank spreadsheet, entered a few numbers, selected the cells and the ability to select statistical charts is there. It is something within the Achieve program. I am thinking the Professor knows about it. Why he did not tell me... grrrr..
Thank you.
It sounds like that software must emulate Excel in a controlled environment. In doing so, it may run it in compatibility mode. Glad you found a solution!
- Mira S. on the Excel community board figured it out in 2019. I just stumbled upon her post. Amen. I tried it out and it works. just re-save the .xls under the proper/updated version with the .xlsl
Sep 11 2019 06:29 PM
Office 365 Excel Histogram
I just installed Office 365. I need to create a histogram chart for a class assignment. I did the add-in for the Analysis ToolPac. I don't have histogram chart available on my insert ribbon. I rebooted my computer, still no histogram chart option. I ran the office updater, updates are up to date. I again rebooted my computer. Still no Histogram on the Insert Ribbon. How do I get more available charts under the Insert ribbon? On the professor's youtube video, his excel has 8 different options for charts under the insert tab. Can anyone instruct me on how to add this button to the charts tab under insert? Any help appreciated.
Labels: Charting Excel Office 365
Sep 11 2019 06:56 PM - edited Sep 11 2019 06:57 PM
Mira_S The file you attached is an old format .xls file. This file format was used in Excel up to version 2003.
When this file is opened with modern Excel, it will be in "compatibility mode" and any features that were added to Excel in versions 2007 and up will not be available.You need to use the Save As command and then select Excel Workbook (*xlsx) in the drop down for the file type, where it currently says Excel 97-2003 Workbook (*.xls)
Re: Office 365 Excel Histogram
After that, you need to close the workbook and open it again. Check the green title bar at the top of the Excel window. If it says "Compatibility mode" it still runs in the old Excel mode.