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ChuckW

Changing the look of a graph
 
Hi,

I am graphing our top ten customers and their % change in sales by quarter
for the past four quarters. Two of our customer had an instance where their
change in sales of over 500%. Almost all other values for change in sales
was between -20% and +30%. The default Excel line graph has the major grid
lines and 100% increments with the to outliers near the top and all other
lines between 0 and 100%. It isn't very readable. I wanted to focus the
graph on the -30% to +30% range. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

--
Chuck W

steven

Changing the look of a graph
 
If I'm understanding you, then it's an easy fix.

Double click on the axis, and a Format Axis box opens. Click on the Scale
tab, and force the scale.

"ChuckW" wrote:

Hi,

I am graphing our top ten customers and their % change in sales by quarter
for the past four quarters. Two of our customer had an instance where their
change in sales of over 500%. Almost all other values for change in sales
was between -20% and +30%. The default Excel line graph has the major grid
lines and 100% increments with the to outliers near the top and all other
lines between 0 and 100%. It isn't very readable. I wanted to focus the
graph on the -30% to +30% range. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

--
Chuck W



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