I assume that you have already calculated PageRank using NodeXL, Graph Metrics, and so your Vertices worksheet now has a PageRank column.
Try this:
1 Select the Vertices worksheet using the tabs at the lower-left corner of the Excel window.
2 Make sure you can see the Label column on the Vertices worksheet. If it's not there, use NodeXL, Show/Hide, Workbook Columns, Labels to make it visible.
3 Select the entire Label column.
4 Right-click the selected Label column, select Format cells from the right-click menu, and change the column's Number Category to General. This is important; the formula in the next step won't work if the column is left at its default Category of Text.
5 In the first cell of the Label column, which is H3 in recent versions of NodeXL, enter this formula:
=Vertices[[#This Row],[Vertex]] & " " & Vertices[[#This Row],[PageRank]]
Now, when you show the graph, the labels will look like "John 0.781232", for example.
-- Tony
Try this:
1 Select the Vertices worksheet using the tabs at the lower-left corner of the Excel window.
2 Make sure you can see the Label column on the Vertices worksheet. If it's not there, use NodeXL, Show/Hide, Workbook Columns, Labels to make it visible.
3 Select the entire Label column.
4 Right-click the selected Label column, select Format cells from the right-click menu, and change the column's Number Category to General. This is important; the formula in the next step won't work if the column is left at its default Category of Text.
5 In the first cell of the Label column, which is H3 in recent versions of NodeXL, enter this formula:
=Vertices[[#This Row],[Vertex]] & " " & Vertices[[#This Row],[PageRank]]
Now, when you show the graph, the labels will look like "John 0.781232", for example.
-- Tony