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04-15-2009, 01:51 PM
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Solution
Pain this one - but simply solved!
When you use the AutoFormat selection, you turn on an option that stops you from editing the shape again [UNLESS of course, you know how to turn it off ;-)] Once you have selected the AutoFormat Style, you need to select the chart again by right-clicking and untick the 'Use AutoFormat' option - you won't lose the style that you have set, but you will unlock the current chart for editing! Ta-Daaaa! - told you it was a quickie! 
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