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When I was looking for a job, this almost happened to me. Fortunately I was viewing my spam folder periodically.

Thanks! I had put a space between the quotation marks. Should have been null!

Thank you so much!;)

Actually I found the solution and fixed the problem. It’s an Excel update from 12/13, KB2596596. If you remove this update, the charts print exactly as they should–and as they did at the beginning of December.
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Mystery solved. Case closed.
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I’m wondering if this is something unique to our network. I’ve printed it to 2 different printers (Brother and Xerox) and both had the same problem.

Our proprietary info was removed.

Thank you for looking at this.

Just for fun, I selected one graph and printed it.  All the titles, legends, and axes appear normally.  Not so when I have several graphs on one page.

Just for fun, I selected one graph and printed it. All the titles, legends, and axes appear normally. Not so when I have several graphs on one page.

OHHHH!!!! NOW I understand! Thanks! This sure was mystifying me.

But why does it not throw an error for events like –WR— ?

Thanks! The idea of starting the string with a ‘ would do the trick but I still don’t know the why . . .

I understand what you’re saying but there is still something missing. When an event occurs on Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday, it comes out as M-W—U which does not throw an error. Event happening on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, appear as —-FSU and throw an errors. Events occurring on Tuesdays and Thursdays come out as -T-R— and do not throw an error.

The problem seems to be the – as character 1 and U as character 7 with or without other characters having their letter designations instead of hyphens.

Thanks! This looks very familiar! I think with what you have given me, I can get it now. All I needed was the memory jog.

I recall doing a command line FTP but I cannot remember parms.