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Cluster Column Charts
I have created a cluster column chart based on start date of an event. I have
40 events I am reporting with different start dates. My series or bars are very thin, no matter how much I imcrease or decrease the gap size or chart size. How do I widen the bars ? |
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Cluster Column Charts
Hi,
Thin bars and dates usually means the axis is being plotted as time series rather than category. Right click Chart Options Axes Set Category. Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Jennifer" wrote in message ... I have created a cluster column chart based on start date of an event. I have 40 events I am reporting with different start dates. My series or bars are very thin, no matter how much I imcrease or decrease the gap size or chart size. How do I widen the bars ? |
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