How to keep the chart floor from moving (away from zero) when there are negative values

[Phillycheese5]

Hi,
I have a 3-D column chart and it's great until I have a negative value. To see that particular column visually go down below zero, I need to change the minimum value of the y-axis from zero to a negative number. However, at that point, the grey floor separates from my columns and moves downward also. I want to keep the floor where it crosses the y-axis at zero.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Phillycheese

[Andy Pope]

You attachment does not contain a chart so it's hard to know how you constructed the chart.
on a 3d chart with pos/neg values the floor will always be below the columns. If it remained at zero it would obscure the columns beneath it.

[Phillycheese5]

Hey Andy,
Not sure what happened with my attachment. I've tried to re-post but for some reason I'm having a problem with the upload. In any event, I figured that with the option to set the transparency of the floor that the issue you mention would not be a problem. I guess there's not really a way around it. The chart just looks very strange with the floor floating out in the middle of nowhere. Maybe I'll just get rid of the floor when I have negative values.
Thanks,
Phillycheese