I am trying to create a line chart in Microsoft Excel 2007 with two data series, each with their own Y-axis. First, I create a simple chart by selecting the two data series, and choosing Insert > Charts > Line from the Ribbon. I now see the following chart in my workbook: I then continue my quest by right clicking one of the data series (lines) and choosing Format data series > Series Options > Secondary Axis. My chart is now looks like this: This is almost what I want.

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I did not expect to see the gap between the last X-axis tick point (x = 5) and the secondary (right most) Y-axis. Why does Excel introduce this gap? Is there anything I can do to avoid it? I have tried right clicking the X-axis and seleting Format Axis > Axis Options > Position Axis: Between tick marks, but that only introduces a similar gap on by the primary (left most) Y-axis. UPDATE: The following data is sufficient for me to reproduce the problem.

Paste it into Excel, select the block of numbers and create a line chart. It will not draw the exact same lines as above, but it will illustrate the problem with the right side 'padding'. 1 2 4 8 16 100 210 440 900 2000. I have the same question but using 2013/2016 and there is no 'Layout' tab under Chart Tools anymore.

Is there any other way to access the 'Secondary Horizontal Axis option so I can change its 'On Tick Mark' option? Edit: I had to find my own solution with clues from online for 2013/2016. Go to: Chart Tools -> Add Chart Element -> Axis -> Secondary Horizontal This will separate out the x-axis so that your secondary axis will appear above the chart grid itself. Right click on that new x-axis and select 'Format Axis'. Under Axis Options, and Axis Position, you will see the On Tick Marks or Between Tick Marks options. Choose the On Tick Marks. Then you can go back and turn off the Secondary Horizontal option.

This will bring you back to just one normal X-Axis and your lines/areas will stretch from one end of the chart to the other!

Excel automatically assigns a name to the trendline, but you can change it. In the Format Trendline dialog box, in the Trendline Options category, under Trendline Name, click Custom, and then type a name in the Custom box.

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The Ultimate Guide to Office 365 Here’s how to add a trendline to your charts in Excel. It’s a great way to make your charts easily interpreted at a glance, as the line will indicate to viewers where the general trend of your data is pointing. It can also be very helpful to extend the line beyond existing data to communicate a forecast of future trends. Trend lines can be added to a variety of charts, including bar charts, line charts, scatter plots and more, but they’re not an option for 3-D charts, pie charts or other similar chart configurations.