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Nicky has attended:
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Changing the axis infromation in an Excel graph
Hi
I am currently using a line graph to display training course data as follows
No of delegates
No of delegate hours
No of training courses
As the number of training courses is much lower than the other figures its getting lost at the bottom, is there any way to change the Axis numbers at the bottom of the graph to highligh this data?
Thanks
Nicky
RE: Changing the axis infromation in an Excel graph
Hi Nicky, thanks for your query. You can't alter the scale at the bottom of the y-axis (unless you do it graphically) but try this. Click once on the "No of training courses" line, then right click on it and Format Data Series. Then choose Plot on Secondary Axis. That will give you another axis on the right of the chart and the "No of training courses" should be much clearer on the chart.
Hope this helps,
Anthony
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