I have a report that shows the total number of help desk calls taken by my team. There are two groups; First a date field for the Year, and the second group a date field for the Month. The Month group displays the count of calls taken by the team.
I inserted a graph so I could do a year over year analysis of volume. The graph is broken by Year/Month. As I am showing two years worth of data, 2010 results sit on the left side of the graph and 2011 results sit on the right side.
Everything works relatively well (with the exception of the fact that the graph isn't all that attractive). However, in the center of the graph is a chuck of empty space that is nearly half the width of the entire graph. The bars on either side are squeezed together and very narrow. How can I minimize the the amount of unused space between the two data sets and give the bars a bit more width? I've gone through all of the formatting options and can't find anything that will allow me to accomplish this.
Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide.
I inserted a graph so I could do a year over year analysis of volume. The graph is broken by Year/Month. As I am showing two years worth of data, 2010 results sit on the left side of the graph and 2011 results sit on the right side.
Everything works relatively well (with the exception of the fact that the graph isn't all that attractive). However, in the center of the graph is a chuck of empty space that is nearly half the width of the entire graph. The bars on either side are squeezed together and very narrow. How can I minimize the the amount of unused space between the two data sets and give the bars a bit more width? I've gone through all of the formatting options and can't find anything that will allow me to accomplish this.
Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide.