Double-click to open the graph. It will open in an Excel window.
Right-click a data series and choose Format Data Series. Go to the Options
tab. Adjust overlap and gap.

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>I have a PPT slide that I import from excel. The labels for the bars are
>7/1,
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> Thanks in advance
Hi Tony & Echo,
This sounds more like the axis is being treated as Time series rather
than Categorys due to the date labels.
Right click the chart and pick Chart Options. On the axis tab set the x
axis to Category rather than Automatic.
Cheers
Andy
> Double-click to open the graph. It will open in an Excel window.
>
> Right-click a data series and choose Format Data Series. Go to the Options
> tab. Adjust overlap and gap.

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Tony - 25 Aug 2006 11:39 GMT
Thanks Andy,
I think this is exactly what I wanted, it worked.
> Hi Tony & Echo,
>
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> > Right-click a data series and choose Format Data Series. Go to the Options
> > tab. Adjust overlap and gap.
Echo S - 25 Aug 2006 15:18 GMT
Ah, great! It didn't occur to me that you didn't want the time series. (So
glad there are Excel guys who read here, too.)

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> Thanks Andy,
>
> I think this is exactly what I wanted, it worked.