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April 27th, 2005, 10:01 PM
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axis title text box is wrong size in chart for excel 2003
I created a chart in Excel 2003. I added an axis title call "Ports Market
Share". Excel has chosen to display only "Ports Market Sha". I can't find any way to control the size of the text box as Excel has control. Modifing the Font sizes does not fix the problem as the axis title text box just resizes to fit "Ports Market Sha". Changing the text causes the same issue as the last two letters are not displayed. 
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April 28th, 2005, 12:21 AM
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Unfortunately Excel does not allow a lot of control over the axis titles. I
would suggest deleting the chart generated title and use a text box from the drawing toolbar in its place. Text boxes offer much more flexibility. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "hey_scott" wrote: I created a chart in Excel 2003. I added an axis title call "Ports Market Share". Excel has chosen to display only "Ports Market Sha". I can't find any way to control the size of the text box as Excel has control. Modifing the Font sizes does not fix the problem as the axis title text box just resizes to fit "Ports Market Sha". Changing the text causes the same issue as the last two letters are not displayed.
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April 28th, 2005, 01:46 AM
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Thanks, amazing how many bugs are in the charts.
"John Mansfield" wrote: Unfortunately Excel does not allow a lot of control over the axis titles. I would suggest deleting the chart generated title and use a text box from the drawing toolbar in its place. Text boxes offer much more flexibility. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "hey_scott" wrote: I created a chart in Excel 2003. I added an axis title call "Ports Market Share". Excel has chosen to display only "Ports Market Sha". I can't find any way to control the size of the text box as Excel has control. Modifing the Font sizes does not fix the problem as the axis title text box just resizes to fit "Ports Market Sha". Changing the text causes the same issue as the last two letters are not displayed.
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February 16th, 2006, 12:25 AM
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axis title text box is wrong size in chart for excel 2003
I have found this problem also and find it very annoying. Older versions
seem to be able to cope better .... this is like buying a new car and finding that the lights don't work properly. Does anyone know if this problem is going to be fixed? regards Andy "John Mansfield" wrote: Unfortunately Excel does not allow a lot of control over the axis titles. I would suggest deleting the chart generated title and use a text box from the drawing toolbar in its place. Text boxes offer much more flexibility. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "hey_scott" wrote: I created a chart in Excel 2003. I added an axis title call "Ports Market Share". Excel has chosen to display only "Ports Market Sha". I can't find any way to control the size of the text box as Excel has control. Modifing the Font sizes does not fix the problem as the axis title text box just resizes to fit "Ports Market Sha". Changing the text causes the same issue as the last two letters are not displayed.
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