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With mschart1.Plot.Axis(VtChAxi<wbr />sIdY).Labe<wbr />ls(1)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;.VtFont.Name = &quot;Arial&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;.VtFont.Size = 8<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;.Format = &quot;### ##0.0&quot;<br />
End With<br />

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With mschart1.Plot.Axis(VtChAxisIdY).Labels(1)
   .VtFont.Name = "Arial"
   .VtFont.Size = 8
   .Format = "### ##0.0"
End With


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I have a VB 6.0 application where I'm using the MSChart control. &nbsp;I set the value scale maximum to my max value and the value scale major division to 25 for the y-axis and the control automatically puts the scale for the divisions on the y-axis. &nbsp;The scale has values to the third decimal place. &nbsp;I do not need this much accuracy. &nbsp;Is there a way I can format the scale so that the scale values only go to one decimal place?
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I have a VB 6.0 application where I'm using the MSChart control.  I set the value scale maximum to my max value and the value scale major division to 25 for the y-axis and the control automatically puts the scale for the divisions on the y-axis.  The scale has values to the third decimal place.  I do not need this much accuracy.  Is there a way I can format the scale so that the scale values only go to one decimal place?

MSChart control - setting Y-axis values

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