Learn PowerPoint 2003: Picture Fills for Chart Data Series

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Have you seen charts that were not filled with solid color fills or geometric patterns, but rather with pictures? For instance, if you wanted to show how the export of grapes has increased over the years, your column chart would have all columns filled with pictures of grapes stacked one over the other? The good thing is that PowerPoint allows you to do just that within your charts — as long as you know which options you need to change — and that’s explained in this tutorial!

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