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Default Display Issues with X-Axis

Hi All

i've some problems with a chart. To be precise, the chart works fine,
the only thing that doesn't work the way I want it to is the X-Axis, or
even more precisely the labels of the X-Axis.
I have a 2-Axis Chart, with a line-chart linked to the primary Y-Axis and
a bar-chart linked to the secondary Y-Axis.
Now I wanted the X-Axis to display the Label. Not really a miracle that
I'm expecting here, but Excel proves me wrong. Excel doesn't want to
show me the labels, so i started to change things, like chart-size, fontsize
and many other things, even Zoom. Well to be honest, if i would had to make
subtle changes I and my boss wouldn't have any problems changing them. But
the changes are all that big, that they are instantly recognizable if you look
at the chart!

Does anyone know of that problem?

I could even send you the .xls!?
Who knows, probably it works fine on your PC.

Thanks to all
Carlo


 
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