Learn PowerPoint 2013 for Windows: Set Minimum and Maximum Values on Value Axis

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Learn PowerPoint 2013 for Windows: Set Minimum and Maximum Values on Value Axis

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If your chart data values are not so much different from each other, the chart created using this data will not help your audience to differentiate the series representing those values. Our sample data explores how people of different age brackets choose their favorite colors. If you look closely at the data, you will realize that all values span between 285 and 365. So, it makes no sense to even discuss any value lower than 250 or above 370 for this data set.

Learn how to set the Minimum and Maximum values on Value Axis of Charts in PowerPoint 2013.

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