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Default x-axis labelling - how to put it above the axis?

Thanks for confirming Debra, thought I'd missed a trick there :)

Cheers
Andy

Debra Dalgleish wrote:
Follow the instructions, and view the picture at the link Andy provided
earlier:

http://www.andypope.info/tips/tip002.htm

Under Tick Mark Labels, select Low.

The settings are the same in Excel 97.

Got wrote:

Yes, but 'Set axis labels to Low' is not an option. :(

Thanks anyway.

"Andy Pope" wrote:


Double click the x axis to bring up the format dialog.

Cheers
Andy

Got new job wrote:

Thanks, but where do I do that? Under format axis?

"Andy Pope" wrote:



Him

Set axis labels to Low.
http://www.andypope.info/tips/tip002.htm

Cheers
Andy

Got new job wrote:


Ive got a bar chart which is mostly negative values, i.e.
underneath the x-axis. However, the x-axis labels are also
underneath the axis, so therefore sitting over the bars. I want to
be able to put them above the axis (which is what Id do if I were
drawing it myself) but I cant work out how to do it. One would
have thought it would have been a fairly simple option, but Ive
searched everywhere and cant find it!

I'm using Excel 97 by the way.

Many thanks.


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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
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