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Matt,
This is probably not the answer you're looking for but it's a workaround . . .. I've sometimes had to use a third party screen capturing software like Hypersnap or SnagIt to first capture an image of the charts. Then, after saving that image as a .gif file, I'll PDF the .gif image. I too can't explain the strange PDF behavior. -- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Matt Kruse" wrote: I have two pie charts side-by-side that need to be exactly equal in size. After populating the data, I have a macro which accomplishes this. On the screen, they are the same size. However, when printed or converted to PDF, sometimes the pie chart sizes change. It's fairly unpredictable, from what I have seen, depending on the data. How can I force two pie charts to be exactly the same size no matter what data they are showing or whether it's printed or converted to PDF? I am currently testing with Excel 2002 on XP Pro. Thanks! -- Matt Kruse http://www.JavascriptToolbox.com |
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