Move the Y axis below negative values
Hi,
I am currently creating a line graph which has both negative and positive values. However the line cuts through the descriptions on the y axis, how can I move the y axis to the bottom of the graph below the negative values so people can still read these descriptions? |
Move the Y axis below negative values
Hi,
There is an explanation here. http://www.andypope.info/tips/tip002.htm Cheers Andy Vic Mel wrote: Hi, I am currently creating a line graph which has both negative and positive values. However the line cuts through the descriptions on the y axis, how can I move the y axis to the bottom of the graph below the negative values so people can still read these descriptions? -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Move the Y axis below negative values
To keep the axis in place but move the labels to the bottom of the chart,
double click on the axis, select the Patterns tab, and select the "Low" option for axis tick labels. To move the entire axis to the bottom, double click on the other axis, and on the scale tab, change the Axis Crosses At value. Don't simply use the minimum of this axis, because it won't work when the values change. Instead choose the lowest number that you can think of, like -1e300 for a linear scale, or 1e-300 for a log scale; this number will always be less than the axis minimum. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ "Vic Mel" <Vic wrote in message ... Hi, I am currently creating a line graph which has both negative and positive values. However the line cuts through the descriptions on the y axis, how can I move the y axis to the bottom of the graph below the negative values so people can still read these descriptions? |
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