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Pichi222
I am doing several simple vertical bar charts in office and need
assistance on series formatting and how this affects the x-axis view. I
am placing several years worth of data on one chart, one column in the
datasheet for each year. Each year has a varying number of buildings -
one year had two, another four, another six. These appear on the chart
correctly, but in the sections for the years with less buildings (and
bars) there is a huge amount of open Floor space until the next
section. The section with the most buildings (seven) seems to dictate
the width and spacing of the x-axis tick marks - each section equals
the width of seven bars no matter how many bars are in each.
What I want to do is get rid of the empty space and adjust the tick
marks accordingly - make them unequal as needed. I don't want to use
the "empty cells plotted as zero" option because the empty cells
represent no entries and should be null. Adjusting the Format Axis
-Scale tab doesn't seem to be working either. Do I need to "ungroup"
and if so how to I do this - Help?
assistance on series formatting and how this affects the x-axis view. I
am placing several years worth of data on one chart, one column in the
datasheet for each year. Each year has a varying number of buildings -
one year had two, another four, another six. These appear on the chart
correctly, but in the sections for the years with less buildings (and
bars) there is a huge amount of open Floor space until the next
section. The section with the most buildings (seven) seems to dictate
the width and spacing of the x-axis tick marks - each section equals
the width of seven bars no matter how many bars are in each.
What I want to do is get rid of the empty space and adjust the tick
marks accordingly - make them unequal as needed. I don't want to use
the "empty cells plotted as zero" option because the empty cells
represent no entries and should be null. Adjusting the Format Axis
-Scale tab doesn't seem to be working either. Do I need to "ungroup"
and if so how to I do this - Help?