At 10:29 12/05/2019 -0400, Vince Bonly wrote:
I think there is a way to accomplish my wish; I
might have done it once before, but a long time
ago. I did not find any solutions in the Calc Guide Chap 3 documentation.
I have created an XY (Scatter) - Lines Only
graph based on data contained in $G$6:$G$41. The
existing graph has a Y-axis that shows 0 to 700
(increments of 100) and an X-axis that shows 0
to 40 (increments of 5). My questions concern the Y-axis:
1. I want the Y-axis display to start at 300
(350 would be even better) and end at 700 (650 would be even better).
2. It would also be GREAT if the Y-axis is
scaled in increments of say 5, or 10, between
350 (start/minimum) and 650 (end/maximum).
If any of this is indeed possible, what must I do ?
o First select the chart. To do this you need to
double-click it, so you see a thin grey border,
not the eight green handles and the anchor symbol
that you get from a single click.
o Now double-click the y-axis itself or its scale
labels. Alternatively, you can right-click the
axis and select Format Axis... or go to Format | Axis >| y-Axis... .
o On the Scale tab, remove ticks from relevant
Automatic boxes, and set Minimum to 350, Maximum
to 650, and Major interval to 10.
My other questions are about
editing/revising/correcting the labels assigned to a existing graph:
1. For example, if I made a typo in the Title of
a graph, what must I do to correct the error,
w/o creating the graph from scratch?
3. Or, can I add a Subtitle to an existing graph?
o Select the chart as above.
o Right-click the chart area and select Insert Titles... .
o Add, modify, or remove Title or Subtitle.
2. Or, if a Legend is included, how can it be removed?
o Select the chart as above.
o Right-click the chart area and select Delete Legend.
... and Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms out there.
Sorry, but you are six weeks too late!
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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