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How do I move my value axis labels to the left of the chart?

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DHinton - 23 May 2008 14:33 GMT
In all of the graphs I have created in PowerPoint, for the first time my
value axis labels appear on the right side of the graph instead of the left.  
How can I fix this?
Echo S - 23 May 2008 20:47 GMT
Well, it could be a few things, depending on the type of chart.

I'd start by right-clicking the X axis and choosing Format Axis. On the
Scale tab, see if you have "value axis crosses at max category" selected. If
so, uncheck it.

You can also check Chart | Chart Options. Do you have "secondary axis"
listed on the Axes tab?

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> In all of the graphs I have created in PowerPoint, for the first time my
> value axis labels appear on the right side of the graph instead of the
> left.
> How can I fix this?
 
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