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Hiya,

If you have one series, you can select the series/format series/Axis Tab/secondary.

Adam
 
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Hey again,

Can you get away with this method?

Select your X-Axis/Format Axis/Scale Tab/enable the "Value (Y) Axis Crosses at maximum category"

I believe most charts will give that option - although I'm not sure with a surface chart.

Adam
 
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