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Setting the min value on the x (category) axis to 0, rather than 1

by Viktor Haag <vehaag@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 14, 2008 at 11:51 AM

I have a large data set of values that has a zero'th value (values
contained in a C-array). In previous versions of Excel, I seem to
remember being able to set the x-axis numeric values to start at 0,
and incrememt every so-and-so much. Now, with Excel 2008, I can't seem
to figure out a way to start the numeric values starting on the x-axis
at any value other than 1 (which in itself causes odd values to be
shown for any increment value other than 1, and when your array is
over 300 elements long...).

Can anyone provide a pointer on how to do this with the new version of
Excel?

Thanks!

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Viktor Haag
 




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Setting the min value on the x (category) axis to 0, rather than
Viktor Haag <vehaag@[E  2008-05-14 11:51:51 
Re: Setting the min value on the x (category) axis to 0, rather
Viktor Haag <vehaag@[E  2008-05-14 12:24:56 

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