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Vertical lines
I know I have asked this question before, but I simply cannot make it work. I
have tried coying my data into Peltier's VertizontalLine.zip but still I do not get the proper result. I can do it with Peltier's data but when I want to delete the secondary x-axis with my data, the data gets wrong, and if I keep the secondary axis the line is not in the correct place. I would have liked to send my file, but I can't see that that is an option, so instead I send you my data if that is any help. I have this type of data quite often so it would be a great help if I could make the vertical lines work. Thanks I use Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 Here are my data from Aug. 05 till Aug 06, and I want the vertical lines in October 05, Jan. 06 and Feb. 06. 01-08-05 84 01-09-05 104 01-10-05 310 01-11-05 249 01-12-05 334 01-01-06 561 01-02-06 1873 01-03-06 975 01-04-06 271 01-05-06 174 01-06-06 205 01-07-06 131 01-08-06 97 Okt. 05 01-10-05 0 01-10-05 1 Jan. 05 01-01-06 0 01-01-06 1 Feb. 05 01-02-06 0 01-02-06 1 |
Vertical lines
Why not make the lines with error bars.
Assuming you want the maximum y value to be 2000, use custom error bars pointing to cells with values: Positive: =2000 - (y-value) Negative: =(y-value) Email me directly (ie to my personal email) and I will send you a file. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Enna" wrote in message ... I know I have asked this question before, but I simply cannot make it work. I have tried coying my data into Peltier's VertizontalLine.zip but still I do not get the proper result. I can do it with Peltier's data but when I want to delete the secondary x-axis with my data, the data gets wrong, and if I keep the secondary axis the line is not in the correct place. I would have liked to send my file, but I can't see that that is an option, so instead I send you my data if that is any help. I have this type of data quite often so it would be a great help if I could make the vertical lines work. Thanks I use Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 Here are my data from Aug. 05 till Aug 06, and I want the vertical lines in October 05, Jan. 06 and Feb. 06. 01-08-05 84 01-09-05 104 01-10-05 310 01-11-05 249 01-12-05 334 01-01-06 561 01-02-06 1873 01-03-06 975 01-04-06 271 01-05-06 174 01-06-06 205 01-07-06 131 01-08-06 97 Okt. 05 01-10-05 0 01-10-05 1 Jan. 05 01-01-06 0 01-01-06 1 Feb. 05 01-02-06 0 01-02-06 1 |
Vertical lines
Hi,
I think the problem is related to the fact your dates are monthly not daily. Also exactly why this should be a problem I don't know. It appears that when you delete the secondary x axis instead of the xy-series using the existing column series value the chart thinks the date value maximum date is "01/07/5136". Very weird. You might be better of using a category rather than time series axis. Cheers Andy Enna wrote: I know I have asked this question before, but I simply cannot make it work. I have tried coying my data into Peltier's VertizontalLine.zip but still I do not get the proper result. I can do it with Peltier's data but when I want to delete the secondary x-axis with my data, the data gets wrong, and if I keep the secondary axis the line is not in the correct place. I would have liked to send my file, but I can't see that that is an option, so instead I send you my data if that is any help. I have this type of data quite often so it would be a great help if I could make the vertical lines work. Thanks I use Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 Here are my data from Aug. 05 till Aug 06, and I want the vertical lines in October 05, Jan. 06 and Feb. 06. 01-08-05 84 01-09-05 104 01-10-05 310 01-11-05 249 01-12-05 334 01-01-06 561 01-02-06 1873 01-03-06 975 01-04-06 271 01-05-06 174 01-06-06 205 01-07-06 131 01-08-06 97 Okt. 05 01-10-05 0 01-10-05 1 Jan. 05 01-01-06 0 01-01-06 1 Feb. 05 01-02-06 0 01-02-06 1 -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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