Thank you so much Jon....it worked

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

You have to not only reverse the order, but change the Crosses At Maximum
setting.

- Jon
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"Marilyn" wrote in message
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Hi Jon,

Thank you for the suggestion. We tried what you suggested and added a
Secondary Category Axis, however, when we choose to Reverse the values
Excel
still shows everything on one side of the chart. Any ideas what we could
have done wrong?

Thanks

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

The two versions of Excel are more like cousins than like siblings.
Instead
of a few minor differences, there are more differences, and they
sometimes
are more striking.

By rights, the secondary axis shouldn't move in 2003, either, since
you've
made no explicit changes to the secondary category axis (can't even see
it).
At times when Excel tries to figure out how to do what the user expects,
I've found that 2003 does more things as one would expect; 2003 is a bit
more flexible and a bit more intuitive in its behaviors.

When things like this happen you will have to take extra measures to
explicitly make changes. First you need to add the secondary category
axis,
then format it to position the secondary value axis, then remove the
secondary category axis.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services, Inc.
http://PeltierTech.com/WordPress/
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"Marilyn" wrote in message
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Hello,

I have a user in my group with an XY Scatter chart created in Excel
2007.
When selecting the Category Axis and applying the "Values in Reverse
Order"
option, the Value Axis on the Left jumps to the right, however, the
Value
Axis on the right stays on the right instead of moving to the left.

I tested this in Excel 2003 with no problems, is there something in
Excel
2007 that would prevent this?

Any Help Suggestion would be greatly appreciated.