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SUMMARY
When you create a chart as a new sheet in Microsoft Excel 5.0, the chart
will appear in a view similar to print preview. (To create a new chart,
select the desired data on your sheet, choose the Chart command from the
Insert menu, and then choose As New Sheet.) This view shows how the layout
of your chart and all of its elements will look when you print it. In this
view, you can size, move, and format the plot area (the region bounded by
the axes) and chart items such as graphic objects, titles, text boxes, and
the legend.
MORE INFORMATIONHow Options in Page Setup Affect What You Can Move and Size in the Chart WindowThe way the chart window appears on your screen and when you print it depends on how you set various options in the Page Setup dialog box (these options include paper size, orientation, and margin size). For example, if the page orientation is set to Landscape, the window appears wider than it is tall.How this chart window appears on screen and when printed depends on the settings you select in the Page Setup dialog box for items such as paper size, orientation, and margin size. For example, if the page orientation is set to Landscape, the window appears wider than it is tall. The option you select under Printed Chart Size on the Chart tab in the Page Setup dialog box affects how you can move and size the chart area, plot area and the chart elements. When you select the full page option, you can size and move the plot area but not the chart area. When you select the Scale to Fit Page or Custom options, you can size both the plot area and the chart area. With either of these options selected, chart elements such as titles, text boxes and arrows, will move relative to the chart area. The following table lists the Printed Chart Size options that are located on the Chart tab, how they affect the way the chart is displayed and printed, and how they affect what you can move and size.
How to Change the View So That the Chart Fills the WindowThe chart window is zoomed in to display your entire chart area. To view the chart in its full size on your screen, do either of the following:
REFERENCES
"User's Guide," version 5.0, Chapter 15, "Creating a Chart" Additional query words: 7.00
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