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I've noticed that Numbers is producing different graphs in different spreadsheets from the same source data. One has a frame or border around the whole graph and one doesn't. The graphs are the same on both my Mac and iPad.
Is there a setting that controls this?
I am sure it will be something simple :-)
Any help appreciated.
Mac Studio (2022)
If the spreadsheet is all on one sheet, one way to "recreate" it in Numbers is to
The sheet will look as it did in the other document but you can select the chart and click on a Chart style to change the chart to a Numbers-style chart and select the table and click on a table style to convert the table into a Numbers-style table. The Excel palette of colors will be gone so you can use Numbers-style colors.
Regarding boxes around charts in Numbers, you can manually put a box (shape) around a chart. Insert a shape, set the fill color (none, usually) and border, set it over the chart and size it accordingly, then send it to the back (or send the chart to the front) so the chart is on top of it .
The top one looks like what often happens with a spreadsheet imported from Excel. The border around the chart gets imported but there are no settings/controls to remove it. You also get the Excel color palette.
Thank you, the spreadsheet did start out in Excel so I will recreate in Numbers.
I like the graphs with full borders is there a way to do this in Numbers.
Thank you for your help.
Why do Numbers spreadsheets produce different graphs?
