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How do I stretch the x-axis on a 3-d chart? The wizard generates a teeny-tiny
all too short x-axis. Thanks.

3-D charts are not very flexible. If at all possible you should try to use
2-D charts. If it's a contour type chart, you can fake it by inserting rows
(or columns) between existing X values, and interpolating the Height values
to get an appropriate appearance.

- Jon
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quot;John Lanequot; gt; wrote in message
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gt; How do I stretch the x-axis on a 3-d chart? The wizard generates a
gt; teeny-tiny
gt; all too short x-axis. Thanks.