Define the appearance of the y-axis of the chart.

Options
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Show labels
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Select to display labels on the axis. Click the Font button to edit the style of the text.
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Font
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Click to launch the Format dialog box to format the label font.
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Side margins
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Select to use padding between the chart elements and the sides of the chart.
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Interlaced strips
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Select to display alternating light and dark areas between gridlines.
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Reversed
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Select to reverse the direction of the chart. For example, by default, a column chart displays the y-axis on the left side of the chart and categories from left to right. When this option is selected, the chart displays the y-axis on the right side of the chart and categories from right to left.
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Logarithmic scale
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Select to indicate that the x-axis scale is logarithmic.
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Numeric or time-scale values
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Select to indicate that the values on the x-axis are scalar values. If selected, the chart displays the values on the axis on a scale, that is, the chart fills in the numbers or dates that are "missing" from the dataset.
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Show major gridlines
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Select to display major gridlines in the chart. Click the Format button to edit the style of the lines.
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Interval
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Type an interval at which the major gridlines appear. If omitted, the gridlines are divided evenly on the chart.
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Tick mark
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Select the position of the major tick marks on the x-axis.
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Format
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Click to launch the Format dialog box with the Line tab selected.
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Show minor gridlines
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Select to display minor gridlines in the chart. Click the Format button to edit the style of the lines.
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Interval
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Type an interval at which the minor gridlines appear. If omitted, the gridlines are divided evenly on the chart.
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Tick mark
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Select the position of the minor tick marks on the x-axis.
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Format
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Click to launch the Format dialog box with the Line tab selected.
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Scale
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Provides information about the scale to use in the chart.
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Minimum
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Type the minimum value for the x-axis. If omitted, the minimum value is determined by the data returned by the dataset.
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Maximum
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Type the maximum value for the x-axis. If omitted, the maximum value is determined by the data returned by the dataset.
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Cross at
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Type the value at which to cross the y-axis. If omitted, the value is determined by the chart type.

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