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I'm trying to chart a bar graph to show the average responses of some survey data of two groups.

The bar values are 4.2 and 3.8

When I create the bar graph, the lowest value on the Y axis shows 3.5.

How do I make the Y axis start at 0 to portray the entire scale?

Thanks for the advice.

Mike Raphael



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Hi,

Double click the y axis and on the scale tab of the format dialog
uncheck the Auto scale Minimum value and enter the value of zero.

Cheers
Andy

Michael Raphael wrote:
I'm trying to chart a bar graph to show the average responses of some
survey data of two groups.

The bar values are 4.2 and 3.8

When I create the bar graph, the lowest value on the Y axis shows 3.5.

How do I make the Y axis start at 0 to portray the entire scale?

Thanks for the advice.

Mike Raphael


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Thanks, Andy, for the quick and correct reply.

Works great.

"Andy Pope" wrote in message ...
Hi,

Double click the y axis and on the scale tab of the format dialog
uncheck the Auto scale Minimum value and enter the value of zero.

Cheers
Andy

Michael Raphael wrote:
I'm trying to chart a bar graph to show the average responses of some
survey data of two groups.

The bar values are 4.2 and 3.8

When I create the bar graph, the lowest value on the Y axis shows 3.5.

How do I make the Y axis start at 0 to portray the entire scale?

Thanks for the advice.

Mike Raphael


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