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Is there a way to straighten an existing line object in EXCEL?
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Can you make the excel line object straight meaning having the same x-axis value for both points or same y-axis for vertical lines?
I know that you can make a line straight on creation by pressing [Shift] key so it does not slant.
What I am asking is if there is an existing EXCEL chart and I noticed a line is very slightly slant diagonally by just a few pixel.
There are times that, I do not want to re-create the line because it will force me to find the exact point where it starts and end. Is there a way to make the line straight? This is difficult for existing complicated charts inside an excel or word document.
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Can you make the excel line object straight meaning having the same x-axis value for both points or same y-axis for vertical lines?
I know that you can make a line straight on creation by pressing [Shift] key so it does not slant.
What I am asking is if there is an existing EXCEL chart and I noticed a line is very slightly slant diagonally by just a few pixel.
There are times that, I do not want to re-create the line because it will force me to find the exact point where it starts and end. Is there a way to make the line straight? This is difficult for existing complicated charts inside an excel or word document.
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Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
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Can you make the excel line object straight meaning having the same x-axis value for both points or same y-axis for vertical lines?
I know that you can make a line straight on creation by pressing [Shift] key so it does not slant.
What I am asking is if there is an existing EXCEL chart and I noticed a line is very slightly slant diagonally by just a few pixel.
There are times that, I do not want to re-create the line because it will force me to find the exact point where it starts and end. Is there a way to make the line straight? This is difficult for existing complicated charts inside an excel or word document.
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Can you make the excel line object straight meaning having the same x-axis value for both points or same y-axis for vertical lines?
I know that you can make a line straight on creation by pressing [Shift] key so it does not slant.
What I am asking is if there is an existing EXCEL chart and I noticed a line is very slightly slant diagonally by just a few pixel.
There are times that, I do not want to re-create the line because it will force me to find the exact point where it starts and end. Is there a way to make the line straight? This is difficult for existing complicated charts inside an excel or word document.
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Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
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Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
– p._phidot_
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Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
– p._phidot_
18 hours ago
Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
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Is this an object (shape) created in excel? or it is a line in a chart produced in excel? (both are mentioned in your question)
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