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I'm trying to measure the length of the x-axis of a graph so that I can use it as an input.
Any ideas?
I'm trying to measure the length of the x-axis of a graph so that I can use it as an input.
Any ideas?
If your data is in A column use: =MAX(A:A)-MIN(A:A)
Is that it?
No not quite. If I change the size of the graph window the x-axis physically gets longer. I'd like to measure the length (units of measurement) of hte x-axis...
Do you mean you want the axis object's Width property, or do you want the range (i.e. the maximum value less the minimum value)?
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Re: Measuring length of x-axis in a graph
After the width property
Please don't forget to mark this 'Solved' then.
But how do I assign a macro (assuming this is the way to go about it) to fetch the width of the graph so that I can use it as an input?
An input for what?
Input is probably not the best choice in words...
I would just like to measure and return a numerical value of the length of the x-axis back into a cell so that it can be used.
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Sweet thanks mate I'll give it a go
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