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Two lines on y-axis
I have dates that I am using in an Excel chart in the format mmm-yy and would
like mmm- to appear on one line and yy on a second line underneath mmm-. Is there a way I can do this? |
Two lines on y-axis
Hi,
Yes you can use a custom number format. Double click axis and go to Number tab. You need to put a line break in between months and years so type mmm ALT+0010 yy Use the numeric keypad for the ALT+0010 part. If done correctly you will just see yy in the textbox. You may need to force the alignment of labels to horizontal if the chart decides to angle the labels. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Amy" wrote in message ... I have dates that I am using in an Excel chart in the format mmm-yy and would like mmm- to appear on one line and yy on a second line underneath mmm-. Is there a way I can do this? |
Two lines on y-axis
Thanks Andy - worked a treat!
"Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Yes you can use a custom number format. Double click axis and go to Number tab. You need to put a line break in between months and years so type mmm ALT+0010 yy Use the numeric keypad for the ALT+0010 part. If done correctly you will just see yy in the textbox. You may need to force the alignment of labels to horizontal if the chart decides to angle the labels. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Amy" wrote in message ... I have dates that I am using in an Excel chart in the format mmm-yy and would like mmm- to appear on one line and yy on a second line underneath mmm-. Is there a way I can do this? |
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