Re: Enhance graphing capabilities

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From: reginammoran
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 02:11

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Agreed!!

Options for importing tables to InDesign from Excel or Word have come a long way. Can we make the same advances for bringing Excel charts and graphs to professional publishing?

Let's face it, we designers aren't good with numbers and figures. We really dislike meddling with a clients data to recreate their graph in a professional print program. Can Adobe bridge this gap?

I search every few months to see if an outsider has created an app to make this easier, but nothing ever comes up. I wish I were a developer .. I'd have my millions!

(I'm still on CS3, so let me know if I'm missing out on some valuable features in CS4 that solves these issues).

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