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Font changes
I just changed the orientation of one of my charts from landscape to
portrait, then copied it into MS Word. Now, however, my axis labels and titles appear much bigger in this chart than on the others. How do I make this chart keep the same Ariel 12 as the others? Thanks |
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It is the others which have shrunk to fit the width of the page. You need to
change the font size on either the portrait or landscape charts if you want the pasted charts in word to look the same. "Jauchart" wrote: I just changed the orientation of one of my charts from landscape to portrait, then copied it into MS Word. Now, however, my axis labels and titles appear much bigger in this chart than on the others. How do I make this chart keep the same Ariel 12 as the others? Thanks |
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