Chart formatting question

[Guest]

I am working on a bubble chart that has 10 points of data that I am plotting.
The y-axis scale set up is maximum=14, major unit= 2, minor unit=.4 and the
x-axis scale set up is maximum=12, major unit= 1, minor unit=.2. The data the
chart represents has the highest value up the y-axis= 10 and the lowest value
on the x-axis=4.5. My question is, the chart looks very horizontal. I would
love to increase the y-axis somehow so the bubbles look higher. Is there a
way to increase the y-axis scale somehow so that the chart looks more
square-like? If I am missing something really elementary here, I apologize. I
am just stumped on this one.

Thanks for anyone who has advise on how to do this!
LaurenM

 

[Jon Peltier]

If changing the minimum and maximum axis scales don't do what you want,
maybe you just want to stretch the plot area or the chart itself. Click
until you see a box highlighted with drawing handles, then drag the handles
around and see if you like the changes.

- Jon

 

[Guest]

Thanks, Jon. I will give your suggestion a try.

LaurenM