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how to show all digits in a "Data Table"
I have a trend chart, its data table showing 6 digits for 12 periods. But it
won't show all digits on the chart, what's the best way to show all digits in the data table? |
how to show all digits in a "Data Table"
Hi,
First, note that if the cell is formatted to 3 decimals but there is an 8 digit decimal, the cell format will control the number of decimal places that can show on the chart. There is really no very good way. However, you can reduce the font size and more decimals will display. Second you can widen the chart or the plot area, that will allow more room for displaying decimals. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Holly" wrote: I have a trend chart, its data table showing 6 digits for 12 periods. But it won't show all digits on the chart, what's the best way to show all digits in the data table? |
how to show all digits in a "Data Table"
Have you tried formatting the source data to show all 6 decimal places?
Heres how... Highlight the source cells Right click and select format cells on the number tab; Category: Number Decimal places: 6 Then click Ok One other thought is that the chart may be to narrow to display all the digits..if so, try making the chart wider or making the text size smaller "Holly" wrote: I have a trend chart, its data table showing 6 digits for 12 periods. But it won't show all digits on the chart, what's the best way to show all digits in the data table? |
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