Hi Guys....
I have a simple line chart (Excel 2010) plotting a debt, charting dates on the X (horizontal) axis, and values on the Y (vertical) axis.
As it happens, the values currently run chronologically from values of approx -5,000 to approx -2,000.
Plotting this, the chart's line rises left to right, heading up to zero which is at the top of the Y axis.
The Boss reasons that as the debt is reducing, the line should be coming down to zero, which should be on the bottom of the Y axis.
So I tried recording a macro (the chart is created using VBA) ticking the "Values in Reverse Order" on the Axis Options in the Format Axis options.
I then included the VBA code
in the creation code, and apart from one problem, the graph is exactly what The Boss wants.
The problem (which I can't work out how to fix, and which also occurs when executed manually), is that the date labels are now at the top of the Y axis, immediately under the Chart Title.
I can't find a way to bring the category axis labels back to the bottom of the chart.
Can anyone suggest a way?
Thanks in advance....
I have a simple line chart (Excel 2010) plotting a debt, charting dates on the X (horizontal) axis, and values on the Y (vertical) axis.
As it happens, the values currently run chronologically from values of approx -5,000 to approx -2,000.
Plotting this, the chart's line rises left to right, heading up to zero which is at the top of the Y axis.
The Boss reasons that as the debt is reducing, the line should be coming down to zero, which should be on the bottom of the Y axis.
So I tried recording a macro (the chart is created using VBA) ticking the "Values in Reverse Order" on the Axis Options in the Format Axis options.
I then included the VBA code
Code:
ActiveChart.Axis(xlValue).ReversePlotOrder = True
The problem (which I can't work out how to fix, and which also occurs when executed manually), is that the date labels are now at the top of the Y axis, immediately under the Chart Title.
I can't find a way to bring the category axis labels back to the bottom of the chart.
Can anyone suggest a way?
Thanks in advance....