I recently upgraded to Excel 2010 and I am having a problem formatting a chart as I was able to do in my previous version (2003). My chart has multi-level category axis labels, and I would like to have a vertical grid line separating each major group of categories. In my earlier version of Excel, I could right-click on one of the gridlines and then specify the spacing I wanted between gridlines. In Excel 2010, as soon as I indicate that I want multi-level category axis labels, I get a vertical gridline between each category and I am unable (or haven't yet figured out how) to alter the spacing. If I deselect the multi-level axis label option, I can adjust the spacing between the vertical gridlines, but the formatting of the labels is inappropriate. Hopefully there is a simple solution to the problem and I won't have to resort to using the drawing tools or text boxes to achieve the desired results. I have attached a workbook with samples of the data I am using and the two formatting results I have been able to achieve - neither of which is what I want.
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