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y-axis not displaying

Postby c21vZ2VycA » Wed, 31 Aug 2005 23:52:02 GMT

I have a chart that when I change the y-axis values to a percentage P0, the 
interval labels do not appear.  I have the "Show Labels", "Major Gridlines" 
and "Minor Gridlines" all checked.  No intervals entered.  When I do, it 
thows my values way off.  What I am trying to do is show the y-axis values as 
0%, 20%, 40%, ... 100%.

The report is ultimately exported to PDF and these values do not appear in 
this format either.

Thanks in advance.

Phill

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