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Excel Histograms

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Alex Costaras
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I having a major headache trying to produce a histogram with excel version 2003. I’ve got two columns of figures 1st column are dates (01-mmm-yy) second column is the histogram value. When using the wizard, the generated histogram (Column clustered) has no width. It is just a pencil line in thickness. Changing the overlap and Gapwidth under format data series; options has no impact the column always remains pencil line thick. Anyone got any ideas. Is there a known bug with this version of Excel?

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Alex Costaras
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Thanks Razi that did the trick
Sukumaran Subaram...
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Hi Razi,

Look like we sent the thread almost at the same time.

Cheers!!!
Sukumaran Subaram...
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Hi,

Check the following items:
1)X axis scale
2)Font size
3)Text alignment
Upon the above changes increase the chart area size. This will increase the histogram width.

Regards.
Razi Khan
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Hi Alex

Please check the following steps

Format Axis(Months)>Scale
Make Minor Unit = Months

Hope this will solve your problem.

Cheers