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Skaytex	Posted - 02/09/2014 : 12:00:25 PM I want to add text on graph from workbook A, sheet1 col(C)[1]; Is it possible to add with this command: label -p 60 10 -n MyText ...; And what should be instead of ...? KF
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Hideo Fujii	Posted - 02/10/2014 : 10:12:52 AM Hi, Seems it needs a minor correction - adding "-s" option to indicate the substitution: label$=%([Book1]Sheet1,3,1); label -s -p 60 10 -n MyText %(label$); Using Range notation should be better now a day: range r1=[Book1]1!col(C); label -s -p 60 10 -n MyText %(r1[1]$); Please try. --Hideo Fujii OriginLab
Mulvenna	Posted - 02/10/2014 : 08:42:20 AM You first need to store the text as a string: String label$="%([WorkbookA]Sheet1,C,1)"; Then you can use the label command to print the string: label -p 60 10 -n MyText %(label$); Hope this helps! Mulvenna

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