E-Mail Causes Formatting Loss
 

There is a worksheet that's emailed to several users. The category axis is
formatted to 45-degrees. When opened after email transmission, the axis
reverts to 0 degrees and the length of the categories overlap.

I attempted to email it and leave the settings on auto which also causes the
categories to overlap prior to the emailing of the xls.

Thanks in Advance

E-Mail Causes Formatting Loss
 

I doubt it's the emailing process that does it. Saving the file to a shared
drive and opening it on another computer may cause this, and so may copying
the file to a removable medium and plugging that medium into another
computer. It may be related to different monitor or video settings, or a
particular font not being present on both computers.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
_______


"Rich Kooyer" <Rich wrote in message
...
There is a worksheet that's emailed to several users. The category axis
is
formatted to 45-degrees. When opened after email transmission, the axis
reverts to 0 degrees and the length of the categories overlap.

I attempted to email it and leave the settings on auto which also causes
the
categories to overlap prior to the emailing of the xls.

Thanks in Advance