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Change Y-Axis count for Stacked Chart
Hi All,
I'm looking to see if I can get a stacked column chart to have an arbitray Y-Axis. I have a basic spreadsheet as the data source. Two columns. Column A is location, column B is count. Column B is tied to the Y-Axis. Right now the max of the Y-Axis is tied to whatever the highest count value is. So let's say the highest count has a value of 5, that's the max the Y-Axis will show. Can I set the chart up to show 20, so that's more representative of what the 5 means from a high level? Or in other words, the location with a value of 5, won't go all the way to the top of the chart.
I hope that makes sense. Thank you for taking the time to read through this.
icarder97 you can set the upper and lower bound ranges on the formatting pane. see below, you can give start and end value.
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- parry2k
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icarder97 you can set the upper and lower bound ranges on the formatting pane. see below, you can give start and end value.
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That worked. Thank you!
