Oh the max range (number on axis) should stay the same. The actual graph (the outside box; the actual box) is what I'm trying to scale in correct proportion. That the graph is out-of-proportion is what makes it look funny.
You can resize both the outside box (Chart Area) and the inside box (Plot Area) by clicking on them and then grabbing (click & hold) one of the corners. Is that what you're looking for?
"Chart Area... (click & hold) one of the corners." - yes... now how do I make it so all sides are proportional? the computer does can do it much more accurately than most humans can, but it doesn't scale automatically, so I'm trying to find the option to "Keep Graph in Proportion."
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