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Default Need secondary axis scaling to be inline with primary

Have primary axis scaling in hours, have secondary scale showing $. They are
not very proportionate and both have negatives, but need the zero indicator
on both to be in line since the chart is a bar chart. Is this possible
without adjusting the scale by hand to make them line up?
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By hand or with a macro:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AlignXon2Ys.html

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Have primary axis scaling in hours, have secondary scale showing $. They
are
not very proportionate and both have negatives, but need the zero
indicator
on both to be in line since the chart is a bar chart. Is this possible
without adjusting the scale by hand to make them line up?



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