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Hi Jon,
Thanks for checking my various remarks. I hope this will be read by someone from the dev team of Excel. "Jon Peltier" wrote: The coloring is a matter of taste, I guess. The new surface charts have shading, not just flat colors, for the different value ranges. The shading seems to be related to illumination coming from some angle, though there's no way to control this angle or the degree of shading. I think a surface plot has be a surface plot. The shading effects are not compatible with the expectations of scientists (which I am). I noticed a problem with contour charts while checking this out. The labels across the bottom axis of the chart are not constrained by the chart area, but may be cut off because Excel draws them too low to fit in the chart. I checked this and confirm it too. Cheers, MrT |
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