I'm using Excel 2003, and am having difficulty arranging the order of my
series' names in my stacked-bar chart's legend. My problem is that the
eleventh (and final) series is showing up in spot number ten on that legend,
instead of the more logical spot number eleven.

I've tried the standard "double-click the series and use the Move Up and
Move Down buttons", but the series giving me the problem isn't showing up on
that list. (I have the feeling that only the first ten series show up in the
list).

I've also tried selecting the series (to get the formula,
"=SERIES(Transition!$A$69,,flexA.xls!XReturnTime,1 1)", so as to change the
last number), but the number is already at eleven. Changing it to anything
else moves the series' bar position amongst the other series's (not a desired
result), but its spot on the legend remains in tenth place regardless of that
last number.

And I've tried deleting and regenerating the legend, and resizing the
legend, too, but those things didn't work, either.

Finally, out of desperation, I've completely recreated my spreadsheet from
scratch and re-making the chart. Didn't work.

I've run out of ideas! Does anybody know of any work-arounds for this issue?

Any help is appreciated€¦

Are all series of the same chart type? In a combination chart, series are
listed by type. Are the series all on the primary axis? In a multiple axis
chart (primary & secondary), series are listed by axis group.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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"ut_libet" wrote in message
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I'm using Excel 2003, and am having difficulty arranging the order of my
series' names in my stacked-bar chart's legend. My problem is that the
eleventh (and final) series is showing up in spot number ten on that
legend,
instead of the more logical spot number eleven.

I've tried the standard "double-click the series and use the Move Up and
Move Down buttons", but the series giving me the problem isn't showing up
on
that list. (I have the feeling that only the first ten series show up in
the
list).

I've also tried selecting the series (to get the formula,
"=SERIES(Transition!$A$69,,flexA.xls!XReturnTime,1 1)", so as to change the
last number), but the number is already at eleven. Changing it to
anything
else moves the series' bar position amongst the other series's (not a
desired
result), but its spot on the legend remains in tenth place regardless of
that
last number.

And I've tried deleting and regenerating the legend, and resizing the
legend, too, but those things didn't work, either.

Finally, out of desperation, I've completely recreated my spreadsheet from
scratch and re-making the chart. Didn't work.

I've run out of ideas! Does anybody know of any work-arounds for this
issue?

Any help is appreciated.

Aha! It was on a secondary axis€¦I hadn't noticed because that series' values
are usually equal to zero.

Thank-you so much!!

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Are all series of the same chart type? In a combination chart, series are
listed by type. Are the series all on the primary axis? In a multiple axis
chart (primary & secondary), series are listed by axis group.

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


"ut_libet" wrote in message
...
I'm using Excel 2003, and am having difficulty arranging the order of my
series' names in my stacked-bar chart's legend. My problem is that the
eleventh (and final) series is showing up in spot number ten on that
legend,
instead of the more logical spot number eleven.

I've tried the standard "double-click the series and use the Move Up and
Move Down buttons", but the series giving me the problem isn't showing up
on
that list. (I have the feeling that only the first ten series show up in
the
list).

I've also tried selecting the series (to get the formula,
"=SERIES(Transition!$A$69,,flexA.xls!XReturnTime,1 1)", so as to change the
last number), but the number is already at eleven. Changing it to
anything
else moves the series' bar position amongst the other series's (not a
desired
result), but its spot on the legend remains in tenth place regardless of
that
last number.

And I've tried deleting and regenerating the legend, and resizing the
legend, too, but those things didn't work, either.

Finally, out of desperation, I've completely recreated my spreadsheet from
scratch and re-making the chart. Didn't work.

I've run out of ideas! Does anybody know of any work-arounds for this
issue?

Any help is appreciated.