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Loading...In an ideal world, we would like to have charts that had all positive values — but sometimes growth rates may plummet and you might end up seeing negative values in your charts. Or sometimes, negative values may be something good that you need to highlight. In this tutorial, I teach you how you can highlight negative values in a chart by using the “Invert if Negative” option of a data series in within PowerPoint 2002 or 2003.
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