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I have data in cells g10:P10. I am trying to set up a simple line chart
however I would like the line chart to take the values in the opposite order
than what it typically takes the data.
example: the first value on the left side of the chart should be the value
in cell P10(not G10), then O10, N10 etc. I have followed the instructions in
"charting" but the horizontal (lower)axis values always end up in the order
of G10:P10 and not P10:G10. I hope I have explained this properly. Thanks for
your assistance.


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Format the X axis and select the SCALE tab. Select Categories in Reverse
order.


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I have data in cells g10:P10. I am trying to set up a simple line chart
however I would like the line chart to take the values in the opposite order
than what it typically takes the data.
example: the first value on the left side of the chart should be the value
in cell P10(not G10), then O10, N10 etc. I have followed the instructions in
"charting" but the horizontal (lower)axis values always end up in the order
of G10:P10 and not P10:G10. I hope I have explained this properly. Thanks for
your assistance.


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