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Hi analyst11<br />
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You can move the labels anywhere within the chart by single right clicking on one of them and then left click again after 1 second, then all you need to do is drag them where you want.<br />
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Hope it helps<br />
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antrat
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Hi analyst11

You can move the labels anywhere within the chart by single right clicking on one of them and then left click again after 1 second, then all you need to do is drag them where you want.

Hope it helps

antrat

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It worked. Something so simple that no-one I asked could figure out. Thanks
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It worked. Something so simple that no-one I asked could figure out. Thanks

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On an excel chart showing positive and negative values I can't find a simple way to get the value labels below the x axis baseline. <br />
The x axis labels show up inside the chart at the x/y intersection, and for esthetics, I'd like them to show up beneath the baseline.<br />
While I've worked out a way of getting them where I want (I &quot;titled&quot; them and spaced them beneath the columns) I was wondering if there wasn't some right way to do it.<br />
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On an excel chart showing positive and negative values I can't find a simple way to get the value labels below the x axis baseline. 
The x axis labels show up inside the chart at the x/y intersection, and for esthetics, I'd like them to show up beneath the baseline.
While I've worked out a way of getting them where I want (I "titled" them and spaced them beneath the columns) I was wondering if there wasn't some right way to do it.



Excel chart x axis label placement

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