semi log graphs
I am interested in making Semi-log graphs with the X axis having the log
scale. I understand that this can be done in XY scatter. My x-axis values range from .002 to .312 Do i still need to format my X-axis with a MAX of 10? Is there a method to set the minor units on my X-axis to smaller increments ? (i.e. .001) Can I zoom in on my graph in my area of interest if i use a MAX 10 x axis? Does the Trendline equation, slope and intercept formulas used with linear graphs function with semilog graphs? With linear graphs i made a standard curve with known x and y values and then input the y value of an unknown and solved for x using the trendline equation. Does this work with semi-log? Semi log challenged, dr chuck |
semi log graphs
I think i actually have the graph functioning appropriatly.
I used log trendlines in my graph. I guess my prime concern at present is if the trendline eqaution, slope equation and x and y intercepts from excel that are used with linear graphs also work with semi log graphs or if i need to modify the formula? -- dr chuck "dr chuck" wrote: I am interested in making Semi-log graphs with the X axis having the log scale. I understand that this can be done in XY scatter. My x-axis values range from .002 to .312 Do i still need to format my X-axis with a MAX of 10? Is there a method to set the minor units on my X-axis to smaller increments ? (i.e. .001) Can I zoom in on my graph in my area of interest if i use a MAX 10 x axis? Does the Trendline equation, slope and intercept formulas used with linear graphs function with semilog graphs? With linear graphs i made a standard curve with known x and y values and then input the y value of an unknown and solved for x using the trendline equation. Does this work with semi-log? Semi log challenged, dr chuck |
semi log graphs
sorry to keep updating.
under trendline format i found where i could make excel display the equation. The example below is a semilog trendline equation. y = 0.8065Ln(x) + 3.4412 I am not sure if i am supposed to enter a number in for the " Ln" of if that is just a some kind of notation to indicate that it is a log number? -- dr chuck "dr chuck" wrote: I think i actually have the graph functioning appropriatly. I used log trendlines in my graph. I guess my prime concern at present is if the trendline eqaution, slope equation and x and y intercepts from excel that are used with linear graphs also work with semi log graphs or if i need to modify the formula? -- dr chuck "dr chuck" wrote: I am interested in making Semi-log graphs with the X axis having the log scale. I understand that this can be done in XY scatter. My x-axis values range from .002 to .312 Do i still need to format my X-axis with a MAX of 10? Is there a method to set the minor units on my X-axis to smaller increments ? (i.e. .001) Can I zoom in on my graph in my area of interest if i use a MAX 10 x axis? Does the Trendline equation, slope and intercept formulas used with linear graphs function with semilog graphs? With linear graphs i made a standard curve with known x and y values and then input the y value of an unknown and solved for x using the trendline equation. Does this work with semi-log? Semi log challenged, dr chuck |
semi log graphs
If you let the x axis auto-scale when you've applied the log scale, it will
set the minimum to .001 and the maximum to 1. The increment is a factor of 10, so the points on the axis are 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, and 1. I don't think you can get the increment smaller than a factor of 10. -- David Biddulph "dr chuck" wrote in message ... I am interested in making Semi-log graphs with the X axis having the log scale. I understand that this can be done in XY scatter. My x-axis values range from .002 to .312 Do i still need to format my X-axis with a MAX of 10? Is there a method to set the minor units on my X-axis to smaller increments ? (i.e. .001) .... Semi log challenged, dr chuck |
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