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I have created a chart which compares 2 sets of data on a line graph.
I would like to add error bars to the chart, but when I do this they overlap making the chart uninterpretable. Ideally I'd like to move one line forwards or backwards along the x axis a small amount bringing the error bars out of phase with each other. I have not found a way of doing this using excel - does anyone know how to do this or any other way around this problem? thanks, Graham |
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DOH!
I have found the answer already from a previous post and have solved the problem by using an x-y chart instead of a line chart. Sorry! Graham wrote: I have created a chart which compares 2 sets of data on a line graph. I would like to add error bars to the chart, but when I do this they overlap making the chart uninterpretable. Ideally I'd like to move one line forwards or backwards along the x axis a small amount bringing the error bars out of phase with each other. I have not found a way of doing this using excel - does anyone know how to do this or any other way around this problem? thanks, Graham |
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