An example to illustrate how to use the Add-in

Start with a sample data set, such as the one shown below.  The values in cells A1:B6 are randomly generated numbers.  Since the data set is randomly generated, the values that you see in the example workbook will be different.  However, that does not affect the method by which one uses the add-in.

Figure 5

Chart the data set to get the graph shown below.

Figure 6

The limits for the x-axis are in column D.  Cell D1 is the minimum value of the axis and D2 is the maximum value for the axis.  Similarly, column E contains the minimum and the maximum values for the y-axis.  The cell values and the formulas are shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7

Click on the chart to select it.  The chart menu bar will have the menu TM.  Select it and then the item Automate Chart limits... as shown below in Figure 8.

Figure 8

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