- Copyright
- We'd Like to Hear from You!
- Introduction
- Acknowledgments
- Starting and Exiting Excel
- Examining the Excel Window
- Using Excel's Toolbars
- Getting Help
- Entering Different Types of Data
- Editing Entries
- Creating and Saving Workbook Files
- Opening and Closing Workbook Files
- Working with Worksheets
- Working with Ranges
- Printing Your Workbook
- Printing Large Worksheets
- Inserting and Removing Cells, Rows, and Columns
- Performing Calculations with Formulas
- Copying Formulas and Recalculating
- Performing Calculations with Functions
- Changing How Numbers Look
- Giving Your Text a New Look
- Adding Cell Borders and Shading
- Changing Column Width and Row Height
- Excel and the Internet
- Creating Charts
- Enhancing Charts
- More Ways to Enhance Charts
- Working with a Database
- Finding and Sorting Data in a Database
- Adding Graphics and Other Objects to Worksheets
Saving Charts
The charts you create are part of the current workbook. To save a chart, simply save the workbook that contains the chart. For more details, refer to Lesson 7, "Creating and Saving Workbook Files."
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