This is really a beginner question I am sure. Would really appreciate some
help. When I create a chart in Excel 2003, sometimes the plot area is too
small and crowded and not all my data labels show up. Is there any way
other than dragging the corners to make the chart bigger (which doesn't
always work) to make it big enough for all my labels to show up? THANKS!!
As answered in .charting:
You can format the x-axis:
Click on the x-axis to select it
Choose Format>Selected Axis
On the Scale tab, for Number of categories between tick-mark labels, enter 1
On the Font tab, you can choose a smaller font size
Click OK
> This is really a beginner question I am sure. Would really appreciate some
> help. When I create a chart in Excel 2003, sometimes the plot area is too
> small and crowded and not all my data labels show up. Is there any way
> other than dragging the corners to make the chart bigger (which doesn't
> always work) to make it big enough for all my labels to show up? THANKS!!

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Mommio2 - 31 Dec 2006 09:17 GMT
Thanks again! I panicked and asked my question here, too, after it sat out
on the other board unanswered for some time.
> As answered in .charting:
>
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>> always work) to make it big enough for all my labels to show up?
>> THANKS!!
Debra Dalgleish - 31 Dec 2006 20:49 GMT
You're welcome!
> Thanks again! I panicked and asked my question here, too, after it sat out
> on the other board unanswered for some time.
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>>>always work) to make it big enough for all my labels to show up?
>>>THANKS!!

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