Axis Disappearing From Animation

Question

Hello,
Without going into wasteful detail, I am building a powerpoint presentation that has four individual bar charts each with three bars of data (envision 4 charts, one bar chart in each corner,  each chart with three bars).  I have set this to animate
by category for each, with the first two categories in each of the 4 individual bar charts populate instantly and on a click the last one for each of the four populates.  (1) I have put at the very bottom of my issue exactly how I got this accomplished
in case my methodology is wrong building up to this. 
I have done all that, and it operates well.  Except that the bottom two graphs have their X axis disappear and just those two.  The top two graphs, which appear at the same time as the bottom two and were created the same way at the same time from
the same source file by the same user (me) and animated the same way do not have this issue.  I have the most recent service pack installed.
What could be causing the X Axis to selectively disappear?  It worked perfectly fine when I tested it and after saving, exiting out and restarting my computer (no one else with access to the file and I didn't alter it), it has this issue.  
Sam Ryan
(1) For those of you that haven't done that before, you can do this by pasting in your graphs as Microsoft Office Graphic Object. After you have them on the slide, click on one and set to animate as "fade".
  Then in the animation pane, you can see your chart is set to "fade" on click.  Right click on the animation and you can see your options are "Start On Click", "Start With Previous", "Start After Previous",
"Effect Options", "Timing", "Hide Advanced Timeline" and "Remove".  
Click on "Effect Options".  Once in "Effect Options", go to the tab "Chart Animation" and where it says "Group Chart: As One Object", change that to "Group
Chart: By Category".  This will break your chart into individual pieces by category.  You can rearrange them here and set them to start as a click, etc.   There is the option of "Start Animation by Drawing the Chart Background",
which I have clicked as on.  This is so the charts are populated when I click in. 
I did this one by one, moving the first two animations of the category to the very front and "Start on Previous" and then put the last bar in last, all together.  So it looks like 
    0   Chart 25:Category 1
         Chart 25:Category 2
         Chart 26: Category 1
         Chart 26: Category 2
         Chart 27: Category 1
         Chart 27: Category 2
         Chart 28: Category 1
         Chart 28: Category 2
1 (on click)   
  Chart 25:Category 3
         Chart 26:Category 3
         Chart 27:Category 3
         Chart 28:Category 3

Answer 1

I’m not really experienced with Photoshop’s Animation-features, so I’m not sure about the Action- and Script-ability of the Animation-features, but you could ask in the Photoshop Scripting Forum.
Other that that one work-around might be to use File > Export > Render Video with File Options > Image Sequence to export the Frames and subsequently print those files, might it not?