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I'm plotting logarithmic data that stays in a relatively narrow range, so I
need to set minimums and maximums on my y axis that are near each other (e.g. 10 and 20). How do I do this in Excel? Is there a chart add-in that will make this work for me? I've been searching for an answer for years now, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated! :) Thanks, Erik |
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Excel does not support log scales that do not terminate at powers of ten,
but you can fake it by transforming your data and building a fake axis. Tushar Mehta shows how on his web site. Browse to http://tushar-mehta.com and look for the Flexible Log Axis. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Erik M." <Erik wrote in message ... I'm plotting logarithmic data that stays in a relatively narrow range, so I need to set minimums and maximums on my y axis that are near each other (e.g. 10 and 20). How do I do this in Excel? Is there a chart add-in that will make this work for me? I've been searching for an answer for years now, so any assistance would be greatly appreciated! :) Thanks, Erik |
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