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When I am charting it is skipping every other data element/row. So for
example if I have sally with 40% and then Joe with 70% and then Mary with 80%
it only lists Sally and Mary on the chart but shows the bar for Joe, just
doesn't list his name under the bar. Why is that?
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Hi,

Double click the category axis and on the scale tab make sure the
setting of 'Number of Categories between tick mark labels' is 1.

Cheers
Andy

flegendre wrote:
When I am charting it is skipping every other data element/row. So for
example if I have sally with 40% and then Joe with 70% and then Mary with 80%
it only lists Sally and Mary on the chart but shows the bar for Joe, just
doesn't list his name under the bar. Why is that?


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