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How do show value range that doesn't start at zero
All the values fall between 25-40,000. Can I show just 20-40,000 on the
vertical axis, or does it have to start at zero? How do I do it. |
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How do show value range that doesn't start at zero
"hoffmanjm" wrote in message
... All the values fall between 25-40,000. Can I show just 20-40,000 on the vertical axis, or does it have to start at zero? How do I do it. Format Axis/ Scale -- David Biddulph |
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How do show value range that doesn't start at zero
This didn't quite work for me. I had to actually right-click on the
gridline, choose "format grid line", click "scale" and then change the amounts. "David Biddulph" wrote: "hoffmanjm" wrote in message ... All the values fall between 25-40,000. Can I show just 20-40,000 on the vertical axis, or does it have to start at zero? How do I do it. Format Axis/ Scale -- David Biddulph |
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