Legend entries into columns

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Hi everyone,

I have 25 different entries per column going into a stacked column graph
with only 3 columns total. However, in order to see the legend when putting
into a .ppt presentation, the legend must have a sizable font size and the
legend becomes taller than the graph. I was wondering if there was a way to
show the legend with ~13 entries side-by side rather than one long column.
This would just somehow show the legend entries differently than the default.


Can anyone help me or is this impossible to do in Excel?

Thanks,
Debbie
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