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Is it possible to set my second y axis so that the scale is identical to the
first y axis. (My chart needs to have 2 axes as one plots daily values and
one plots annual) but I find that excel automatically assigns diferent scales
to each?
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This same reference should apply to dual axis charts. You can apply scales
to both primary and secondary axes using worksheet cells via Jon's
explanation below.

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...nkToSheet.html

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Hi

Is it possible to set my second y axis so that the scale is identical to the
first y axis. (My chart needs to have 2 axes as one plots daily values and
one plots annual) but I find that excel automatically assigns diferent scales
to each?

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