screen resolution => vertical graph title problems

Hi,

I have faced a problem caused by screen resolution. I have compaq nx 7010, which has a screen 1280x800 pixels.
This resolution makes me problems with the vertical axes titles in excel graphs, it just cut off the last part of the title. If I change the screen resolution to 1024x768 the problem is fixed but this is not appropriate resolution that is why it is impossible to work with it.

I will be grateful if anyone has a solution for the mentioned problem.

bartelj

This is a well-known problem, reported by many. Not sure it has to do with
video resolution.
Add a few periods to the end of the title and, if necessary, format them to
have the same colour as the background.
best wishes
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> Hi,
>
> I have faced a problem caused by screen resolution. I have compaq nx
> 7010, which has a screen 1280x800 pixels.
> This resolution makes me problems with the vertical axes titles in
> excel graphs, it just cut off the last part of the title. If I change
> the screen resolution to 1024x768 the problem is fixed but this is not
> appropriate resolution that is why it is impossible to work with it.
>
> I will be grateful if anyone has a solution for the mentioned problem.
>
> bartelj
>
>
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Thanks for your solution, but I am seeking for a sophisticated one.

I still think this is a resolution problem. Why? ...because using the above mentioned resolution 1024x768 solves the problem, and I found out that you suggestion does work if I don't change the zoom for instance from 100% to 200%. The same problem again!


So thanks again, but if anyone has a better one, please!


bartelj

The only improvement to Bernard's suggestion is to use non-breaking spaces
instead of periods for the added characters. Where the problem exists, it
seems you can only avoid it through changing of font, zoom setting, or video
resolution.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
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> Thanks for your solution, but I am seeking for a sophisticated one.
>
> I still think this is a resolution problem. Why? ...because using the
> above mentioned resolution 1024x768 solves the problem, and I found out
> that you suggestion does work if I don't change the zoom for instance
> from 100% to 200%. The same problem again!
>
>
> So thanks again, but if anyone has a better one, please!
>
>
> bartelj
>
>
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> bartelj