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Default 2007-excel; cannot generate bar graphs when too many data pts?

For 2007 excel, when I have too many data points (more than 12) and run a
column or bar chart, the chart I generate will only display lines (instead of
bars). Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
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I'm having the same problem. If you figured out how to fix this, let me know! I really need to make graphs for a publication I'm working on and having a lot of issues.



redlee wrote:

2007-excel; cannot generate bar graphs when too many data pts?
10-Sep-09

For 2007 excel, when I have too many data points (more than 12) and run a
column or bar chart, the chart I generate will only display lines (instead of
bars). Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

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2007-excel; cannot generate bar graphs when too many data pts?
For 2007 excel, when I have too many data points (more than 12) and run a
column or bar chart, the chart I generate will only display lines (instead of
bars). Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

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This is NOT hoe Excel 2007 behaves. I have just make a column and a bar
chart with 30 data points. I get bars as expected. Of course, if I make the
chart small the bars are narrow. I can, of course, format the data series to
make the bars wider and/or decrease the gap between them
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I'm having the same problem. If you figured out how to fix this, let me
know! I really need to make graphs for a publication I'm working on and
having a lot of issues.



redlee wrote:

2007-excel; cannot generate bar graphs when too many data pts?
10-Sep-09

For 2007 excel, when I have too many data points (more than 12) and run a
column or bar chart, the chart I generate will only display lines (instead
of
bars). Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

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On Thursday, September 10, 2009 4:45 PM
redlee wrote:

2007-excel; cannot generate bar graphs when too many data pts?
For 2007 excel, when I have too many data points (more than 12) and run a
column or bar chart, the chart I generate will only display lines (instead
of
bars). Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

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