PowerPoint 2010.
I have a line graph with three series. Is it possible to change the thickness - the weight - of these three lines without having to change them individually?
line graph change line thickness
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agibsonsw
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HansV
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Re: line graph change line thickness
No, that is not possible.
Workaround:
- Select the first series.
- Set the line width.
- Select each of the other series in turn (you can use the up and down arrow keys for this, or the mouse).
- Press F4 or Ctrl+Y to apply the same line width to the selected series.
It's probably also possible to use a macro for this, but I'm not sure how that would work in PowerPoint.
Workaround:
- Select the first series.
- Set the line width.
- Select each of the other series in turn (you can use the up and down arrow keys for this, or the mouse).
- Press F4 or Ctrl+Y to apply the same line width to the selected series.
It's probably also possible to use a macro for this, but I'm not sure how that would work in PowerPoint.
Best wishes,
Hans
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agibsonsw
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Re: line graph change line thickness
Hi Hans. Thanks for the confirmation ;)
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Rudi
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Re: line graph change line thickness
Of course you could use a macro to change the line weigh, though it too will do it one at a time in a millisecond.
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Rudi
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