Hi,
The built in weights are the only ones available, even using VBA.
Jon Peltier has a page on make arbitary gridlines, although this is more
to do with spacing than line style.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ArbitraryGridlines.html
You don't say what style you where after but if it's heavy lines then
you can use the above technique and place 2 points very close together
to give the impression of thicker lines.
Another possiblity would be to use a custom marker. Create the required
line as an autoshape and then use CTRL+C to copy the shape and CTRL+V to
paste it as a marker on a xy scatter series. One major draw back of this
approach is the gridlines will then appear above other chart elements.
Cheers
Andy
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Nick Turner - 07 Nov 2006 22:22 GMT
Thanks Andy
Thought that might be the case. I was wanting a very precise line thickness
so that when I export the chart to a graphics program and get it
professionally printed, I wouldn't have to change it manually.
Thanks for your advice, I will look into it.
Nick
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