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How do I get the X axis (excel 2003) to start at 0?



 
 
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Old November 7th, 2004, 03:39 AM
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Default How do I get the X axis (excel 2003) to start at 0?

I want to ensure my first data point is away from the Y axis line. I have
un-ticked the "crosses between pips" because I want the pips to line up with
the data point, but now my first data point is on the line and it will not
allow me to put in a "o" as the starting point.
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Old November 8th, 2004, 04:21 AM
Tushar Mehta
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If this is a Line chart, switch to a XY Scatter chart. A Line chart
doesn't allow the option you want.

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I want to ensure my first data point is away from the Y axis line. I have
un-ticked the "crosses between pips" because I want the pips to line up with
the data point, but now my first data point is on the line and it will not
allow me to put in a "o" as the starting point.

 




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