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Plot area settings...
For the following code:
ActiveChart.PlotArea.Select Selection.Top = 10 Selection.Height = 560 Selection.Width = 960 Selection.Left = 50 I seem to controlling the plot area's top and bottom dimensions, but I am struggling with the left and right dimensions. While the Selection.Top = 10 code seems to sort of position the plot area appropriately for the north/south positioning within the overall graph, the Selection.Left = 50, that and other values I have entered, doesn't seem to help me dial in a good east/west plot area configuration. And, each time I redraw the chart, it changes... I a looking to anchor the plot area within chart so that it remains fixed. Any ideas or help, greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any tips. Cheers! Brad |
Plot area settings...
The PlotArea is that region that includes the plot as well as the axes and
axis tick labels. The PlotArea has inside dimensions (.InsideLeft etc.) which refer to the actual rectangle that data is plotted within, but these are read only. You have to manipulate the regular dimensions to change the inside dimensions. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Brad" wrote in message ... For the following code: ActiveChart.PlotArea.Select Selection.Top = 10 Selection.Height = 560 Selection.Width = 960 Selection.Left = 50 I seem to controlling the plot area's top and bottom dimensions, but I am struggling with the left and right dimensions. While the Selection.Top = 10 code seems to sort of position the plot area appropriately for the north/south positioning within the overall graph, the Selection.Left = 50, that and other values I have entered, doesn't seem to help me dial in a good east/west plot area configuration. And, each time I redraw the chart, it changes... I a looking to anchor the plot area within chart so that it remains fixed. Any ideas or help, greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any tips. Cheers! Brad |
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