How to increase the size scale - the division on the chart?

[snabiev]

How to change the font and scale on the chart?

As the chart to increase the size scale?

Thanks.

[Fred_Kohlhepp]

You can't change the font.

To change the scale you can select the end number (the 100) and retype it to what you want.

[snabiev]

I can increase the size of the displayed value?

Make it a size larger.

To have seen those who have vision problems.

Understand?

[Fred_Kohlhepp]

No. You can rescale the axis of the chart, plot from 10 to 50 instead of 0 to 100.

You can zoom in and out in the work sheet (there's a slider on the lower right corner.

[snabiev]

If you do not make it a size larger.

We do not see the scale to paper.

Therefore it is necessary to increase the size scale.

[snabiev]

If you do not make it a size larger.

We do not see the scale to paper.

Therefore it is necessary to increase the size scale.

How to increase the size of the scale to be seen after printing?

[snabiev]

If you do not make it a size larger.

We do not see the scale to paper.

Therefore it is necessary to increase the size scale.

How to increase the size of the scale to be seen after printing?

[Fred_Kohlhepp]

Shihnabi Nabiev wrote:

If you do not make it a size larger.

We do not see the scale to paper.

Therefore it is necessary to increase the size scale.

How to increase the size of the scale to be seen after printing?

Inside Prime "documents" tab, there are options for paper size. I chose the smallest I could find.

Then I printed to a pdf file and enlarged it 200 %. The results are attached.

There is no way that I know of to change the font size of a plot in Mathcad (any version.) Might put the data into an EXCEL component and graph it there, using EXCEL to format the plot.

[Werner_E]

Fred Kohlhepp wrote:

There is no way that I know of to change the font size of a plot in Mathcad (any version.)

You CAN change the font size in Mathcad 15 and below, but the change would affect ALL constants in the whole sheet. So usually this is not of great help either. Fortunately the scale numbers in Mathcad (15 and below) are much better readable as opposed to what we experience in Prime.