Depending
on where in a graph you create an annotation object, the object might
be attached to the data inside the plot area.
For more information
about data attachment, see Understanding Annotation Objects and Data.
You can
change the data attachment behavior of an annotation object. You can
control whether the object is attached to data and whether to crop
any portion of the object that resides outside of the plot.
To change
the data attachment behavior for an annotation object:
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Right-click
the annotation object whose behavior you want to change and select
Annotation Properties from the pop-up menu.
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If you
are modifying a line or arrow, then make the following changes:
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In the
Line Point list box, select which end of the line or
arrow you want to change.
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Select
or clear
Attach to data in underlying Plot area. If this option is selected, then the corresponding end of the
line is attached to data and is not visible outside the plot area.
If you clear this option, then the corresponding end of the line is
not attached to the data and becomes visible outside the plot area.
If the
line or arrow was created outside the plot area, then this check box
is dimmed.
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If you
are modifying an oval, rectangle, or marker, then make the following
changes:
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Select
or clear
Attach to data in underlying Plot
area. If this option is selected, then the annotation
object is attached to the data.
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If the
annotation object is attached to data (
Attach
to data in underlying Plot area is selected), then you
can crop the part of the object that is outside of the plot. To toggle
cropping on or off, select or clear
Crop the
part outside Plot area.
If the
annotation was created outside the plot area, then both of these check
boxes are dimmed.
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