You can hire an expert like John Wilson or Steve Rindsberg to write code for you to do this automatically. Programming charts is not simple or easy, but I'm sure they can do it.
Bar Chart with Categories in reverse order - Data Label Placement
I have a bar chart where my categories are in reverse order. When the value of one of the data points is 0, the label is placed to the right of the Y axis. I want the label on the left of the Y axis, as when it is placed on the right side, the data label overlaps with the category name.
Below you can see that the first category of "2010 or later" has a value of 0.0%, which is labeled to the right of the Y axis.
Labels options are set to:
Label Contains: Value
Label position: Outside End
When the values are not in reverse order, the labeling works correctly, with the 0.0% data label to the right of the Y axis (along with all the other data labels).
I would like to keep the data label, but I do not want to reset the label position manually. I have over 200 documents, each containing 40+ charts, so manually reviewing each document and each chart is cumbersome.
I am open to a VBA solution.
Thank you.
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