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Resizing a chart so it's all visible
If I import a chart from Excel and I want to resize it - so that all text is legible - but that ends up making it bigger than the slide...so that in presentation view, now I can't see the x and y axis labels at all - how do I get around that? The problem I am having is with a custom template - which I don't want to post for confidentiality reasons. Oddly enough I can get it to work with my standard PowerPoint templates...
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Ah I was putting it on a slide with a placeholder and resizing it but when I changed the slide layout to blank - then it took it...generally speaking, if the chart has a lot of data on it - what's the best way around this?
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Also, are you inserting the chart into a placeholder? Finally, when resizing, are you resizing the whole chart onp object or the chart area inside it?