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Broadcast A Y Axis Limit Modification Across Multiple Graphs?

Peter_Bartell

I've got a customer who wants to change multiple Y axes (on say the Fit Y by X scatter plot) in one fell swoop to a common min/max etc. The only way I can see to do this is to modify one axis, save to column property, then redo analysis from the hot spot. Is this the most keystroke efficient path? Or is there a hidden 'broadcast' key sequence that I'm not aware of?

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MikeD_Anderson

If you modify one graph’s axis, right click > Edit > copy axis settings, then hold down ctrl and right-click > edit > paste axis settings (i.e. use the “ctrl to broadcast a command” trick with paste axis settings) it will do that.

Best,

M

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MikeD_Anderson

martindemel

Mike was faster than me (incredibly fast!), but that's exactly what I wanted to tell you Peter

Peter_Bartell

Thanks @MikeD_Anderson and @martindemel. I thought something like that would work...I was skipping the 'copy axis settings' and subsequent 'paste axis settings' piece of the sequence. I like my original sequence for saving the respecified y axis column properties in perpetuity so I can see a user wanting to know both avenues.