The part he doesn't get is the spacing between the values on the x axis.
Since there is a larger decrease from 16000 to 8000 than between 250 and 125,
he would like the values 250 and 125 to appear closer together on the x axis
than 16000 and 8000 appear.

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Mary -

What part of it can't he get with a scatter chart? You can format the
series to look like a line chart series by selecting the option with
connecting lines, or by double clicking the series to reformat it.

- Jon
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maryj wrote:

We've been going back and forth between the XY and Line. It seems like he can
get part of what he wants with each of them but neither give him all that he
wants. I'm beginning to think that it can't be done, but just wanted to pick
the brains of all you charting gurus.

"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:


I wonder if he's trying to create a LINE chart rather than an XY Scatter
chart.

Barb Reinhardt

"maryj" wrote in message
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I have a client trying to create an XY scatter chart. The values for the X
axis a 16000, 8000, 4000, 2000, 1000, 500, 250 and 125. They are

numbers,

not text. He would like these values to be displayed in relation to the
amount between the different values. For example, 16000 and 8000 should

have

more space between them than 250 and 125. Is there a way to do this?
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maryj