Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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I've done cell linking to axis SCALING via VBA before but this is a different issue.
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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Try this out:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AxisScaleLinkToSheet.html
I tried to do it without a macro, but couldn't get excel to do what I want. With the macro on that web page you fix...
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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hmmm thats weird because i tried it in my excel (2007), starting with y-axis numbers that were 3 digits and then changing to be 4 digit numbers. By default excel made the x-axis widths change, but...
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
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Changing the y axis units changes the number of digits required to display ticks. Excel autosizes the x axis to accommodate this change. I did think of your idea as well but excel still resizes the...
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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so your y-axis is changing between PSI and BAR, and when it changes your x-axis intervals get bigger or smaller?
Is it because the numbers on the y-axis are getting bigger or smaller?
try...
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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can't do that. the chart in question is toggling between PSI and BAR, a factor of ~ 14.
Excel - fix plot area dimensions
Thread created 10-21-2011 by Dr. J
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not sure if i 100% understand your question without seeing the actual data/charts, but a perhaps simple solution would be:
on your chart, right click on one of the numbers in one of your y-axis
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Excel - fix plot area dimensions
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I am putting together a sales tool in Excel which consists of 3 charts vertically aligned where the x axis are all the same, so you can use a ruler/eye guide to see where the 3 independent parameters...