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Drawing Horizontal Lines - Hi-Lo Range
Blood pressure chart. Vertical bars for each occurence signify the two
readings. Want line going horizontally across chart at 80 and 120. Need instructions please. Hurry. BP = 145/90 and rising. :-) |
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Drawing Horizontal Lines - Hi-Lo Range
Try http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...s.html#AddLine
-- David Biddulph "jaygreg" wrote in message ... Blood pressure chart. Vertical bars for each occurence signify the two readings. Want line going horizontally across chart at 80 and 120. Need instructions please. Hurry. BP = 145/90 and rising. :-) |
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