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I would like to know how to format a graph such as the vertical axis labels are moved from the left side of the graph to the right side of the graph, without changing the order of the horizontal axis.
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Right click on the horisontal axis and select Format Axis.
In the Format Axis dialogue that appears, click the radio button for "At maximum category" in the "Veritcal axis crosses:" section
Hope this helps / Lars-Åke
I had the same problem. Try to change LABELS->Label Position to High.
I'm using stacked bar charts. When I click the radio button for "At maximum category" in the "Veritcal axis crosses," excel moves my X-axis to the top instead of moving my Y axis to the right. So, is there a special solution for bar charts?
Thank you; it worked!!!