When we have a vertical bar graph which has the sum percentage above each bar, some of the percentage labels are disappearing. This happens to the top-most labels, like bars taller than the 80% mark (example). It is not a question of the height of the graph itself; we can increase the height and the percentages still do not show up. Other percentages at the top of bars like 70% or 34% show up fine, only the tallest ones do not...Any thoughts as to the cause of this behavior? Thanks!
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PowerPoint XP - tables in graph not showing top labels
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GrayShades
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Just out of curiosity, do you have the default AutoFormat Options? One of the first things I do with any Office product is get rid of many forced issues, especially in PowerPoint.
Tools > AutoCorrect > AutoFormat as you type
Uncheck the following:
Apply as you work: Automatic Layout for inserted objects
May not help, but will not drive you nuts on other problems.
Tools > AutoCorrect > AutoFormat as you type
Uncheck the following:
Apply as you work: Automatic Layout for inserted objects
May not help, but will not drive you nuts on other problems.
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