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My secondary axis value is say 10% and the mouse-over value displays .10
which is incorrect, can you advise how to fix this please
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0.10 = 10%. Perhaps your data range has different formatting than the axis.

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My secondary axis value is say 10% and the mouse-over value displays .10
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Thank you Jon, I have other charts set up exactly the same and they display
the 10% on the mouse-over as well as on the axis. The data source is all
formatted as %.

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

0.10 = 10%. Perhaps your data range has different formatting than the axis.

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My secondary axis value is say 10% and the mouse-over value displays .10
which is incorrect, can you advise how to fix this please




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I seem to recall that format links between charts and their data ranges are
not reliable when the data is in a different workbook, maybe even in a
different worksheet than the chart is embedded within.

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Thank you Jon, I have other charts set up exactly the same and they
display
the 10% on the mouse-over as well as on the axis. The data source is all
formatted as %.

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

0.10 = 10%. Perhaps your data range has different formatting than the
axis.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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My secondary axis value is say 10% and the mouse-over value displays
.10
which is incorrect, can you advise how to fix this please






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