lochnagar2020
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- Jun 19, 2020
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Hi,
I have an issue with a scatter chart that I'm hoping to get some advice / help with.
Whenever I built a scatter chart in Excel 365, I've found (more often than not) that if I change the order number of a series (i.e. the number quoted at the end of the SERIES(series name, x values, y values, order number) when viewed in the formula bar.), Excel drastically changes the formatting (mainly colour) of all series; which is incredibly frustrating. It tends to occur if I make large changes e.g. change the order number of series 24 to 1. I have tried gradually reducing the order number of a series e.g. 24 to 20, then to 15, then to 10 etc. but when changed to 1, the formatting goes awry.
I have googled the issue, but to no avail. Just wondering if anyone has encountered the same issue, and how / if they managed to resolve it. Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Lochnagar2020
.
I have an issue with a scatter chart that I'm hoping to get some advice / help with.
Whenever I built a scatter chart in Excel 365, I've found (more often than not) that if I change the order number of a series (i.e. the number quoted at the end of the SERIES(series name, x values, y values, order number) when viewed in the formula bar.), Excel drastically changes the formatting (mainly colour) of all series; which is incredibly frustrating. It tends to occur if I make large changes e.g. change the order number of series 24 to 1. I have tried gradually reducing the order number of a series e.g. 24 to 20, then to 15, then to 10 etc. but when changed to 1, the formatting goes awry.
I have googled the issue, but to no avail. Just wondering if anyone has encountered the same issue, and how / if they managed to resolve it. Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Lochnagar2020
.