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Labels of X-as interfering with negative line

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John - 21 Feb 2008 21:41 GMT
I have a line chart that has a line with positive values and a line with
negative values. The labels of the X-axis are just below the horizontal zero
line, which is not pretty because that's where the 'negative' line also is.
Is it possible to have the X-axis labels show up just beneath the bottom
line of the chart, in this case beneath the -400 line?
Thanks in advance,
John
gllincoln - 21 Feb 2008 23:37 GMT
Hi John,

I don't do much with charts but I think the Chart Axes object is probably where you need to be adjustng things. You can adjust the range of an axis to bump the x:0 line up/down or the y:0 line left/right. Need to set the range of the X axis to +??? (whatever is appropriate)  and -400 (I think).  I don't know the specifics, you will have to poke around and figure out the syntax or locate a good chart object reference.

Gordon

>I have a line chart that has a line with positive values and a line with
> negative values. The labels of the X-axis are just below the horizontal zero
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Thanks in advance,
> John
 
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