This video should start with the fact that the only way to make a pie chart actually IN indesign, based on this video instruction, is to buy a font. Would have saved me time.
Agree with some of the comments about the solution being a paid one needing to be upfront. However, this video just saved my life under deadline with a bunch of charts I needed on short notice. Great, clear instruction, and really easy to follow. Thank you!
My issue is, sometimes when I change the line thickness for a line graph in excel, when I export it as a PDF the lines lose their thickness. What am I doing wrong?
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This video should start with the fact that the only way to make a pie chart actually IN indesign, based on this video instruction, is to buy a font. Would have saved me time.
thank you for this, it saved me time.
100%.
Absolutely true
your the true MVP/MVD
Thank you
Agree with some of the comments about the solution being a paid one needing to be upfront. However, this video just saved my life under deadline with a bunch of charts I needed on short notice. Great, clear instruction, and really easy to follow. Thank you!
5:55 "it just works that easy". i have been trying to do it since yesterday.
Thank you just what I needed!
Guys just use illustrator, just as easy. But Chartwell IS an amazing font, I was blown away when it was released 10+ years ago
Awesome tutorial👍👍👍
Superb. The Chartwell tip is inspired.
Can I also use Charts from Word like the Excel one?
one of the best tutorials I've seen .... good job !!
in my indesign there is no graph tool. how to activated that ?
please tell me thank you
Does this work in After Effects or Premiere?
Is it possible to data marge with chartwell ??
i don't have Chartwell font
Great job! But not working with 1,5+98,5 - only 2+98
This is GREAT! Chartwell sounds awesome. Looking forward to using it
Illustrator was being a headache... Adobe Express is a million times simpler :) then just turn to 0% the background opacity before exporting.
My issue is, sometimes when I change the line thickness for a line graph in excel, when I export it as a PDF the lines lose their thickness. What am I doing wrong?
Love your course.They are just great.Any plans for Cinema 4D and Adobe Dimension.Waiting for them.
Unfortunately no plans in the immediate future but I have seen this request a lot so there's potential some time in the future I will!
Thanks a lot.I hope you will make the quickly.Best wishes.
Amazing!! thank you!!!!
Thank you so much Dan. All great!
cool technique...didn't know about Chartwell. Great!!
Short, easy to understand and follow. Thank you! I now use Chartwell font on a daily basis it, saves me sooooo much time!
fabulous
That's well demonstrated. Sure, I would like to subscribe :)
how to make chart in indesign - go to illustrator
"how to buy a pie chart, adjust it in illustrator and copy it into indesign"
Video is for Adobe illustrator not for Adobe InDesign
thx :)
Thank you for this video! I can finally make a chart in InDesign! :)
So your solution is making people paying to realize a chart...
TL:DW: based on this video instruction, is to buy a font.
This is illustrator....not indesign
That’s cool lol
Why is the title SO misleading!!!
Waste of time dude
Check out the full Advanced InDesign Course: bit.ly/2XhF6i5.
This course is not for people brand new to InDesign. It’s for people who already know and understand the fundamentals.
If you are already happy adding text & images to InDesign documents then this course is for you. Even if you consider yourself a heavy user, I promise there will be things in here that will blow your InDesign mind.
You’ll learn advanced font tricks using Typekit & Opentype fonts, font grouping & font pairing. Mastering colour features like the colour theme tool and colour modes as well as professional proofing for colours for print. We’ll set permanent defaults for fonts, colours & will learn how to turn hyphenation off for good, once and for all.
so you cant..
Thank you for nothing !!!