And what's even worse is that when I print or export to PDF, things looks different.Anne is having problems getting the spacing above and below her tables to work properly. Points and that it all ties to the size of the bars and their gaps in between. It's disappointing that the user has to come up with complex formulas to account for variable axis The formula to allow for more room in between bars, the gap in between group of bars increased, but I still feel like there's not enough "freedom" to change this. This is all related to the dynamic height property (this is a horizontal bar char), as I had to have a formula for the chart to increase/decrease size based on the number of rows from the resultset. The following picture is produced using above steps, we can see that there is a little space between each chart’s columns: Click OK, and preview the chart you will see 2*'1pt' or 2*'1.5pt' interval between the chars at the same scale on X-Axis. Set the value of Line width to '1pt'or '1.5pt'.ĥ.
Select "Default" in the Line style drop-down list and "White" in the Line color drop-down list,Ĥ. Switch to Border tab, you can set the line attributes of the border on the left side.ģ. Right-click the whole chart, and then select the Series Properties.Ģ. However if your chart has Series Group not just Values and Column Groups, the different series chars at one scale on X-Axis will still be side by side without intervalĪfter changing the PointWidth Property, to work around this issue, the following detailed steps are for your reference:ġ. Just as you mentioned, you canĬhange the value of PointWidth Property to increase or decrease the interval relatively.
If I understand you correctly, you want to increase a gap interval between the bars in the chart. I cannot see your picture, if possible you can send the picture make sure the email is sent to me, you can said “Hi challen” something like this.
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