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secondary axis problem
I'm trying to add a secondary axis in Excel 2007 and am following the help
steps. Only when I get to the part about clicking on "Secondary Axis" under "Plot Series On" in the "Format Data Series" window, there is no "Plot Series On" area. Why is help telling me to do something I seemingly can't do? |
secondary axis problem
I figured it out. Apparently you can't add a secondary axis when using a 3-D
chart type. "raventroll" wrote: I'm trying to add a secondary axis in Excel 2007 and am following the help steps. Only when I get to the part about clicking on "Secondary Axis" under "Plot Series On" in the "Format Data Series" window, there is no "Plot Series On" area. Why is help telling me to do something I seemingly can't do? |
secondary axis problem
What kind of chart? How many series in the chart?
- Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "raventroll" wrote in message ... I'm trying to add a secondary axis in Excel 2007 and am following the help steps. Only when I get to the part about clicking on "Secondary Axis" under "Plot Series On" in the "Format Data Series" window, there is no "Plot Series On" area. Why is help telling me to do something I seemingly can't do? |
secondary axis problem
Take a lesson from this experience and swear off 3D charts. They have worse
issues than merely lack of features. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "raventroll" wrote in message ... I figured it out. Apparently you can't add a secondary axis when using a 3-D chart type. "raventroll" wrote: I'm trying to add a secondary axis in Excel 2007 and am following the help steps. Only when I get to the part about clicking on "Secondary Axis" under "Plot Series On" in the "Format Data Series" window, there is no "Plot Series On" area. Why is help telling me to do something I seemingly can't do? |
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