Click on Axis Options. Change the Maximum and Minimum bounds of the axis. We set the Minimum bound to 500 as the data points start at 630. The Y axis is rescaled, and it looks like this: Method 2 – Changing Axis Scale Automatically Go to the Format Axis menu again as mentioned abo...
Right-click on theX-Axis (Horizontal Category)and chooseFormat Axis. Below Axis Options, set theBounds Value. Minimum:Set the starting value for the graph. Maximum:Set the ending point for the graph. Under Units, set theMajorunit toSpecify the distance between each point. When you’re done,...
Select Format Axis. In Format Axis, select Axis options. In Units >> Enter 3000. The Maximum Bounds will change to 21000 automatically, and the scale of the y-axis changes will change to 3000. Observe the GIF below. You can’t change the x-axis scale, because text was used instead of...
Double-press with left mouse button on x-axis values to open the Format Pane. Press with mouse on "Axis Options" button. The "minimum" value is the number equivalent to an Excel date, in this case, 10/24/2011. The first date range starts at 20/11/2011 which is number 40868. I ...
Graph axis bounds or gridlines scale can't be changed. In a graph with primary and secondary axis, the gridlines on the right do not match with those in the left; user is not allowed to modify it , it is always in automatic mode and undo arrows in grayish and inactive. My excel do...
Select the secondary axis (right side). In Format Axis > Axis Options, set Bounds (e.g., Minimum = 0, Maximum = 2) so that Y=1 on both axes aligns, placing the mean point within the box at the correct height. Selecting the data. Image by Author Editing the series. Image by Auth...
There must be an item which is equals to 60 on the axis. Otherwise, the custom code doesn't make it visible if Excel doesn't display it. Thus, you may want to adjustaxis boundsandunit intervalsto ensure your number is in the axis. ...
Do you mean that Auto doesn't work in your case? SergeiBaklan Hi Sergei: From your screenshot it looks like you are using Excel for Windows. I am using Excel 365 on a Mac. Here is what I see for Axis Options And I cannot find any "Auto" setting like you dispelled in your screen...
Then, right-click and select Format Axis to bring up Excel's Axis Options window. In the Axis Options window, under the header called Bounds, note the current number for Minimum Bounds. It represents the left most boundary of your Gantt chart. Changing this number by making it larger ...
Final touches. Lastly, make a few adjustments like setting suitable minimum and maximum bounds as well as major units for each axis to fine-tune your chart. And there you go! You've successfully created an Excel chart with two x-axes that not only looks great but also effectively communicat...