[Geoff C]

Hope I can explain the problem. When I paste a series excel charts into a
plain vanilla new word document, they fill the page width, and continue one
after the after, which is exactly what I want. However, when using our
company template, all I can see of the chart is the very bottom edge. I can
select it and format it as Square to make all visible, but I can't quite put
my finger on what it is about the template that makes this happen. Can
anyone suggest where to look?

Many thanks,
Geoff.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You're probably pasting the charts into a paragraph with Exactly line
spacing. Change the line spacing to Single, and you should get the entire
chart.

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"Geoff C" wrote in message
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Hope I can explain the problem. When I paste a series excel charts into a
plain vanilla new word document, they fill the page width, and continue
one
after the after, which is exactly what I want. However, when using our
company template, all I can see of the chart is the very bottom edge. I
can
select it and format it as Square to make all visible, but I can't quite
put
my finger on what it is about the template that makes this happen. Can
anyone suggest where to look?

Many thanks,
Geoff.

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

In your company template, change the line spacing in paragraphs
containing charts from "exactly" to "single" or "at least".

Geoff C wrote:

Hope I can explain the problem. When I paste a series excel charts into a
plain vanilla new word document, they fill the page width, and continue one
after the after, which is exactly what I want. However, when using our
company template, all I can see of the chart is the very bottom edge. I can
select it and format it as Square to make all visible, but I can't quite put
my finger on what it is about the template that makes this happen. Can
anyone suggest where to look?

Many thanks,
Geoff.