I have a chart with the data shown in columns. I am trying to format my
data column in the worksheet so the column label on the X-axis has a line
break that makes sense. I want:
Run 1 -
1843 RPM
but I can't force a break after the hyphen in the worksheet, so I'm getting
Run 1 - 1843
RPM.

Is there any way to force this line break so it shows up on my chart?

Ed

Ed, a line break within a worksheet cell can be forced with <Alt<Enter
(keep the Alt-button pressed while hitting <Enter). I believe this will be
reflected in your chart category label.

GL,
Henk


"Ed" wrote:

I have a chart with the data shown in columns. I am trying to format my
data column in the worksheet so the column label on the X-axis has a line
break that makes sense. I want:
Run 1 -
1843 RPM
but I can't force a break after the hyphen in the worksheet, so I'm getting
Run 1 - 1843
RPM.

Is there any way to force this line break so it shows up on my chart?

Ed

Thank you. It works great!
Ed

"HEK" wrote in message
...
Ed, a line break within a worksheet cell can be forced with <Alt<Enter
(keep the Alt-button pressed while hitting <Enter). I believe this will
be
reflected in your chart category label.

GL,
Henk


"Ed" wrote:

I have a chart with the data shown in columns. I am trying to format my
data column in the worksheet so the column label on the X-axis has a line
break that makes sense. I want:
Run 1 -
1843 RPM
but I can't force a break after the hyphen in the worksheet, so I'm
getting
Run 1 - 1843
RPM.

Is there any way to force this line break so it shows up on my chart?

Ed