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Answer: Indicate intersection point on a two-line graph
Hi Greg,
To indicate the intersection point on a two-line graph, you can follow these steps:
- Click on the chart to select it.
- Click on the "Insert" tab in the ribbon at the top of the screen.
- Click on the "Shapes" button in the "Illustrations" group.
- Choose the arrow shape you want to use and draw it on the chart by clicking and dragging.
- Click on the arrow to select it.
- Click on the "Format" tab in the ribbon.
- In the "Shape Styles" group, click on the "Shape Fill" button and choose "No Fill".
- In the "Shape Styles" group, click on the "Shape Outline" button and choose a color for the arrow.
- Click on the arrow again to select it.
- Right-click on the arrow and choose "Format Shape" from the context menu.
- In the "Format Shape" pane, click on the "Size & Properties" tab.
- In the "Size & Properties" tab, under "Properties", set the "Lock aspect ratio" option to "Off".
- In the "Size & Properties" tab, under "Size", set the "Width" and "Height" to the same value (e.g. 1 cm).
- Click on the "Close" button to close the "Format Shape" pane.
- Click on the arrow again to select it.
- Click on the "Layout Options" button that appears next to the arrow.
- Choose "More Layout Options" from the context menu.
- In the "Format Shape" pane that appears, click on the "Text Box" tab.
- Under "Text Box", choose "Do not Autofit" and set the "Margins" to "0 cm".
- Click on the "Close" button to close the "Format Shape" pane.
- Click on the arrow again to select it.
- Click on the "Format" tab in the ribbon.
- In the "Shape Styles" group, click on the "Shape Effects" button and choose "Glow" or "Shadow" to make the arrow stand out more.
- Click on the arrow again to select it.
- Click on the "Formula Bar" at the top of the screen.
- In the Formula Bar, type "=" and click on the cell that contains the x-coordinate of the intersection point.
- Type "," and click on the cell that contains the y-coordinate of the intersection point.
- Press Enter to confirm the formula.
- Move the arrow to the intersection point by clicking and dragging it.
- Resize the arrow if necessary by clicking and dragging its handles.
- The arrow and text box will automatically move to a new intersection as you change the numbers around.
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