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I'm doing work with trying to model what a polygon would look like on
an XY graph in Excel. This workbook will be distributed for use by many people, who can enter any range of points, and then a polygon will be created by using the XY line graphs. I have my polygon done, and everything looks alright. The question I have is, is there any way to force the XY graphs to always scale together? I would like to make sure the background is a mostly square grid, but say I have a long polygon. How can I make sure that if the X axis scales to 100, that the y axis does also? Since there is no upper limit on the number that the user could enter I can't just make the graph 100x100. Any ideas? |
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