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I'm using Excel 2002 and creating a chart.
The most similar chart to the type I want is the stock chart (high-low-close). Using the chart formatting I can get pretty much what I want except for one thing.... I want to change the orientation of the chart so the high-low-close information is presented horizontally rather than vertically. If it helps here's some more detail on my actual data. It's the aggregated responses to a questionnaire survey where people were asked to what extent they agreed with a number of statements. Answers are 5 categories (strongly disagree, disagree, not sure, agree, strongly agree). Each answer is coded with a number (so rating 1-5.) People from 5 organisations responded. I want a chart per question that compares the high-low-mean for each organisation. So ideally the numeric scale (1 to 5) would run along the horizontal axis and each organisation is a y axis category with a horizontal high-low bar and an indicator for the "close" (or in my case mean score). Hope you can help or advise me a different method to get the same/similar result. |
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