Let's explore these Gridline options, as they are marked within Figures 3, above:
Within the Gridlines sub-gallery (see Figures 3 above ), you can select various check-boxes to make Gridlines visible on the chart as required. Click this right-arrow icon to open the Gridlines sub-gallery which includes various options for Gridlines. This step enables the Primary Major Horizontal Gridlines on the chart, and also reveals a right-arrow icon, as shown highlighted in blue within Figure 3. Within the Chart Elements gallery, select the Gridlines check-box (highlighted in red within Figure 3). Doing so opens the Chart Elements gallery as shown in Figure 2. Now select the chart and click the Chart Elements button (highlighted in red within Figure 2). If you don't have an existing chart, insert a new chart in your slide. You first need to have a chart in your presentation. In this tutorial, let us learn about Gridline options in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows: By default, PowerPoint displays only Primary Major Horizontal as shown in Figure 4, later on this page. It appears as if the gridlines emerge from the Tick Marks. 
When there are Major and Minor Tick Marks displayed on the axes, gridlines align themselves with these Tick Marks. Horizontal, Vertical, and Depth gridlines are of two types each: Major and Minor. There are also Depth Gridlines in 3-D Column charts, and these work best when your chart has a Z-axis. There are a few points to be considered when you work with Gridlines: However, remember that these are not the default colors of gridlines.įigure 1: Horizontal and Vertical gridlines 
Gridlines are shown in Figure 1, below in which we have shown the Horizontal gridlines in red and the Vertical gridlines in purple. Gridlines may emerge from both the horizontal and vertical axes, although by default, you see only Horizontal gridlines on the chart. They makes the data easier to comprehend for the viewer. These Horizontal and Vertical gridlines originate from the axes. Gridlines are lines that span wide and tall within the chart's
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