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I have a bar chart that I created that has 7 series, ordered by date. I wanted to add a second vertical axis for the Total Installs line element. The first pic is the original chart, the second pic is what happened to the bars after I added the 2nd axis. Does anyone know why this happens and how to change the width of the bars in the chart?
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Hi,
Excel is getting confused by the dates. Not sure why.
You can fix it by double-clicking on the x-axis then selecting Axis Type: Text Axis.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Rich
Thank you sir. That actually worked like a champ.