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Default Automatic Y axis scaling

I hav an application that creates a chart in excel through VB (Create an
excel.application object, and create the chart).

It works great, except for my Y axis that displays in percentages.

Is there a way for the chart to make the Y axis use money values from the
data?

Thanks

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Default Automatic Y axis scaling

Hi,

Does the Y axis display in percentages because your code is telling it to?
What code are you using the set the chart type.

The Y axis can display numerical values and the number format can be set to
display currency.

Cheers
Andy

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I hav an application that creates a chart in excel through VB (Create an
excel.application object, and create the chart).

It works great, except for my Y axis that displays in percentages.

Is there a way for the chart to make the Y axis use money values from the
data?

Thanks

Paul.


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