Microsoft Excel 2003: How To Disable Chart Tips

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Created: Oct 11, 2006     Updated: Oct 18, 2006


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By default, when your mouse pointer is hovered over a section of an Excel 2003 chart, it will display tooltips. To disable Chart Tips:

1. Click Tools.

2. Select Options.

2. Click the Chart tab.

3. In the Chart tips section, uncheck the Show names and Show values checkboxes.

4. Click OK.

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