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To separate two line in a line chart
Hi all,
I drew the confidence intervals (the vertical black lines) of each points in this line chart (please see below). However, the intervals would overlap at some places. In MS-Excel, is there any tip to shift one of the two lines a bit horizontally? So that I can prevent the overlapped intervals, especially as in black-and-white chart later. Thank you!! Seeing the figure, please click this url: http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgtvrqj3_10fr9frz HsinJen Chen |
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To separate two line in a line chart
Hi,
You would need to create a new set of x values for one of the series by adding or subtracting a constant. The chart type would need to be xyscatter in order to allow for different sets of x values. But would moving the point not have an impact on how the value was read by the viewer of the chart? Cheers Andy TRUST wrote: Hi all, I drew the confidence intervals (the vertical black lines) of each points in this line chart (please see below). However, the intervals would overlap at some places. In MS-Excel, is there any tip to shift one of the two lines a bit horizontally? So that I can prevent the overlapped intervals, especially as in black-and-white chart later. Thank you!! Seeing the figure, please click this url: http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgtvrqj3_10fr9frz HsinJen Chen -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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To separate two line in a line chart
Hello Andy,
Your suggestion is useful. I have obtained the chart I want. Please see this (http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgtvrqj3_10fr9frz) for detailed solutions. Thanks a lot!! Best wishes, Hsin-Jen Andy Pope wrote: Hi, You would need to create a new set of x values for one of the series by adding or subtracting a constant. The chart type would need to be xyscatter in order to allow for different sets of x values. But would moving the point not have an impact on how the value was read by the viewer of the chart? Cheers Andy TRUST wrote: Hi all, I drew the confidence intervals (the vertical black lines) of each points in this line chart (please see below). However, the intervals would overlap at some places. In MS-Excel, is there any tip to shift one of the two lines a bit horizontally? So that I can prevent the overlapped intervals, especially as in black-and-white chart later. Thank you!! Seeing the figure, please click this url: http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgtvrqj3_10fr9frz HsinJen Chen -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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