Please tell me what's happening. I have an upright bar chart with 2 side by
side segments. It is part of a Powerpoint presentation that I have used for
years. There are 6 double bars side by side, red/blue. When I click on
the chart to go into edit the numbers, the labels at the bottom of the chart
shift to the right and disappear. They all shift over one bar and are
nowhere. Even when I complete editing all the pertinent numbers for the
bars and close the editing window, they are not there. There is now a label
on every other bar set. What's going on, what have I done? I even tried to
go in and creat a new chart from scratch in a new PP and I still get the same
action, the labels scoot to the right below the chart. Help!
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gp

I would advise copying the chart into PowerPoint as a picture. By doing so
you eliminate all of the formatting issues. Jon Peltier has a very good
explanation on his site via the link below:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/XL_PPT.html

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John Mansfield
http://cellmatrix.net





"sopranoiam" wrote:

Please tell me what's happening. I have an upright bar chart with 2 side by
side segments. It is part of a Powerpoint presentation that I have used for
years. There are 6 double bars side by side, red/blue. When I click on
the chart to go into edit the numbers, the labels at the bottom of the chart
shift to the right and disappear. They all shift over one bar and are
nowhere. Even when I complete editing all the pertinent numbers for the
bars and close the editing window, they are not there. There is now a label
on every other bar set. What's going on, what have I done? I even tried to
go in and creat a new chart from scratch in a new PP and I still get the same
action, the labels scoot to the right below the chart. Help!
--
gp