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uniformly scaled
design is scaled both vertically and horizontally. The horizontal
spacing of the designs is not adjusted for the different widths.
Vertically scaled graph design compared to uniformly scaled graph design
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repeating design
stacks a design to fill the columns. You can specify the value that
each design represents, as well as whether you want to chop or scale designs that
represent fractions.
Repeating graph with chopped design compared to repeating graph with scaled design
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sliding design
is similar to a vertically scaled design, except that you can specify where
in the design to stretch or compress it. For example, if you were using a person to
represent data, you might stretch or compress only the body, but not the person’s head.
Using the Vertically Scaled option would scale the entire person.
Sliding graph design
When you use a graph design with a column or bar graph, you scale the design vertically
or horizontally, repeat the design, or slide the design with the columns or bars.
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