Answers: Export to Excel: Charts being pushed off screen...

Hi all, first time posting, been searching on this for hours and I just can't find anything...
I have an Oracle Answers report that has a header, 2 basic charts side by side, and a data table underneath (awful pictorial #1 in bold). The entire width of the report is consistent.
The problem I am having is that when I export the report to Excel, the second chart gets pushed off screen (awful pictorial #2). It seems like there is some sort of cell merge thing going on. Is there anyway to get Excel to display the charts side by side the same width as the data table as intended?
Thanks.
Example #1
________Header_________
__Chart1__ | __Chart2___
______Data_Table________
column1 column2 etc...
row1
row2
etc...
Example #2
________Header_________
__Chart1__ | >>>>>>>>>>> ___Chart2____
______Data_Table________
column1 column2 etc...
row1
row2
etc...

Hi,
I hope it's bug..just make SR with My Oracle Support team get confermation, i have also faced this kind of some format,cell merging issue.
Thanks
Deva

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