So either plot the same series twice, once on each axis, or plot some dummy
data as I suggested in your other post.
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"mikeweasel" wrote in message
...
OK, what if I want a second y-axis but it's essentially the same as the
original y-axis, only in a different format? In other words, I don't
actually
have two columns of data, I just want to represent the axis in two
different
ways, one on the left and one on the right.

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi,

The principal is the same just the UI is different.

Create the chart with the 2 series.
Select the series called "Ser2".
On the Layout or Format tab use the Format Selection within the Current
Selection group. On the Series Option tab select Secondary axis.

Cheers
Andy


Lost_in_Houston wrote:
This works great in Excel 1997-03, but how do you do this in Excel
2007?

Lost_in_Houston


"John Mansfield" wrote:


Derrick,

Create a simple line chart as an example with the following data:

Ser1 Ser2
a 1 4
b 2 3
c 3 4

In the clart plot area, double-click on the series called "Ser2". It
should
be the higher line of the two series. In the Format Data Series dialog
box,
go to the Axis tab. Choose the option "Plot series on: Secondary
axis".

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"Derrick" wrote:



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