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Just wondering if excel can cope with this?
I'd sooner continue my project in excel than learn another program if possible!

I need to produce a graphical representaion of the attached jpg. Perhaps a chart?? (sorry for my leaky pen but hopefully you'll get the idea!)

Let me explain.
the start point is a variable on a scale 0-100 which the sheet knows. say A B or C A=30 B=45 C=36

The subsequent lines change the start point number
ie (using the letters down the right hand side)
E = +8
D = +6
C = +2
B = -11
A = -6

The chart needs the slanting lines (repesenting 200,500 etc) or some other indication so that a manual check can be made of the computer caluculation. (The 200,500 lines can be calculated as numbers on the same 0-100 scale)

The sheet has elsewhere calculated these numbers and produced a result. Its the graphical representation of whats going on that I'm after.

Can it cope, and does anyone have any pointers????
cheers
Nobby
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