I make depth (y axis) vs time (x) axis on scatter charts. Have good luck until I want to use range greater than 1000. ie: y = 5000' to 6000' ok. Longer than that though, I cannot get the minor divisions to work on the scale. That is: I want my range to be 5000 min to 8800' max ...

I have a simple two column sheet with with a series of years (1988-2003)
in one column and amounts in the second column.  I've formatting the
cells in the years column as text.  Yet when I attempt to create a bar
chart, the chart still treats the years as numbers,  i.e, 1988 as if ...

OK - I've searched this group and found numerous references to this
issues:
I know - select the autoshape, type = in the formula bar then click on
the cell you want to link the autoshape to.  Press Enter and voilà the

I have a scatter chart using the following values of the
table:
GPid    mrate    cost
a    1.5    2.5

I am trying to create a chart where weekly sales for 04
are represented by bars and sales for 03 and running
averages are represented by lines. There seem to be many
options for two bars with one line, but not the other way

I have an Excel file that I've set up as a chart
template.  Each point on the chart is treated as a
separate data array so that I can label the point by its
name and not its value.

run-time error 1004 - Copy method of sheets class failed.
Sheets("All_Reg_Data").Select
Dim i_WHY_AM_I_5 As Integer
i_WHY_AM_I_5 = 5

I need some help, I'm currently reporting on 35+ vehicles
and trying to chart quartery utilisation. I have the
entire vehicle's utilisation in an excel sheet but I'm
trying to get it to generate the utilisation chart so I

When charts are created they are named "chart 1", "chart 2", and so on
I need to name a chart in order to update it from vba, but when
select the chart I cannot click in the name box? Help
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When I paste a chart from Excel to PowerPoint the chart is
distorted.  For example, the legend is huge and covers up
a good portion of the graph.  I use the paste
special/picture option of pasting.

I have a problem on creating a stack up chart :
        __A__   __B__   __C__   __D__
01/02/04   12      23      32     23
02/02/04   32      12      56     56

Is it possible to have Excel do a 3d scatterplot?  I need to plot x-y-z data points, and Excel doesn't seem to be able to do that.

Excel allows you to create a 2 axes chart with side-by-
side bars.  Is there some way to create a stacked bar
chart with 2 axes?

When you use cells containing formulas that return empty
double quotation marks in the plot range for a chart, the
result for the point values of those cells is zero. For
example, a line chart shows a continuous line going from

I have a chart that plots data from $B$9:$BA$9$ on a
worksheet in the same workbook. This chart is a running
average so every week the first column is deleted and new
data is added to BA9.  Problem is when column B9 is