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To explain the issue by way of example: revenues are declining over
time more quickly than # of customers and that should be apparent by looking at a 2-line graph which plots revenues and customers over time. The revenues (in milllions) and customers (in thousands) are plotted against two different y-axes. The downward slope of revenues should be steeper than the downward slope of customers. But, by default Excel chooses a scale to fill the most space and this visually misrepresents the facts. It looks like decline in revenues is proportional to decline in customers. QUESTION: How to calculate the interval, maximum and minimum for the second y-axis to show the actual relationship between revenues and customers. Thank you! Moshe |
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