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Hello i have a chart showing some data (see below) and i want to put a line
which represents a target at 50000 and 80000 (as shown) along with the data in the chart can this be done???? thanks in advance 10000 90000 80000----------------------------------------------------- 70000 60000 50000 ----------------------------------------------------- 40000 30000 a b c d e |
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Yes. Add a dummy series:
a 80000 e 80000 Add this as an extra series to the graph (easiest way is to copy the data range above & paste special into the graph). Similarly for 50000 -- David Biddulph "smason" wrote in message ... Hello i have a chart showing some data (see below) and i want to put a line which represents a target at 50000 and 80000 (as shown) along with the data in the chart can this be done???? thanks in advance 10000 90000 80000----------------------------------------------------- 70000 60000 50000 ----------------------------------------------------- 40000 30000 a b c d e |
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Add a Line:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLine.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "smason" wrote in message ... Hello i have a chart showing some data (see below) and i want to put a line which represents a target at 50000 and 80000 (as shown) along with the data in the chart can this be done???? thanks in advance 10000 90000 80000----------------------------------------------------- 70000 60000 50000 ----------------------------------------------------- 40000 30000 a b c d e |
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Hello
i have a column chart though and this gives me vertical columns?? "David Biddulph" wrote: Yes. Add a dummy series: a 80000 e 80000 Add this as an extra series to the graph (easiest way is to copy the data range above & paste special into the graph). Similarly for 50000 -- David Biddulph "smason" wrote in message ... Hello i have a chart showing some data (see below) and i want to put a line which represents a target at 50000 and 80000 (as shown) along with the data in the chart can this be done???? thanks in advance 10000 90000 80000----------------------------------------------------- 70000 60000 50000 ----------------------------------------------------- 40000 30000 a b c d e |
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So you'll need to change the extra series to an XY chart, and may need to
stretch the data to cover the whole width of the graph. -- David Biddulph "smason" wrote in message ... Hello i have a column chart though and this gives me vertical columns?? "David Biddulph" wrote: Yes. Add a dummy series: a 80000 e 80000 Add this as an extra series to the graph (easiest way is to copy the data range above & paste special into the graph). Similarly for 50000 "smason" wrote in message ... Hello i have a chart showing some data (see below) and i want to put a line which represents a target at 50000 and 80000 (as shown) along with the data in the chart can this be done???? thanks in advance 10000 90000 80000----------------------------------------------------- 70000 60000 50000 ----------------------------------------------------- 40000 30000 a b c d e |
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