One (non-VBA) approach is to plot a dummy series with appropriate values
on each axis and then make this invisible (no lines, no markers), then
set both axes back to automatic.
So for axis 1, plot the MAX value (or maybe use
CEILING(MAX(your_range),2) to round up to the next 2 or 5 or some other
'round' number).
For axis 2 plot a dummy series which is 1/6 of the one you worked out
for axis 1.

Hope this helps.
Adam

On 11/05/2010 03:07, PYO1012 wrote:
How would you do this with a secondary axis? My issue is I have 2 Y axes and
I want them both to adjust relative to each other based on the data. I know
I can manually change the maximum values, but I would rather change the value
in which the 2 axes relate and have the charts adjust accordingly.

For example, 6 on the primary axis will equal 1 on the secondary, 12 will be
2, and so on. If I need to adjust it to, say 5 and 1, how could I accomplish
that without manual chart adjustments?

Phillip

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi,

See Jon's information
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...nkToSheet.html

Cheers
Andy

Vince F wrote:
Since I got instant help on my last query, is there any way to use a cell
reference as an axis minimum or maximum in format axis? It seems impossible,
but there is a lot of experience out there. Thanks in advance.

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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info