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Graph line graphs where X & Y values meet
Thanks in advance to anyone that can help me or tell me that this
isn't possible. I have a chart that has 3 series in it. It is a reach and frequency distribution based on client spending. It draws the Line Graphs perfectly. I was wondering though that if a user could input their desired spend, Excel could then draw another line graph (like a 90 degree angle) to show where they would fall on the graph. Is this even possible? Are there better add-ons or programs for Excel that can do what I want? I mean, I can manually draw the meeting point lines but I would rather have something automatically add it since I will be generation numerous graphs everyday. Please let me know or if you need further clarification, let me know that too. Thanks again. Conor Finnegan |
Graph line graphs where X & Y values meet
You haven't defined any of your terms, nor explained what series plots which
values against which axes, nor provided any sample data. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ wrote in message ups.com... Thanks in advance to anyone that can help me or tell me that this isn't possible. I have a chart that has 3 series in it. It is a reach and frequency distribution based on client spending. It draws the Line Graphs perfectly. I was wondering though that if a user could input their desired spend, Excel could then draw another line graph (like a 90 degree angle) to show where they would fall on the graph. Is this even possible? Are there better add-ons or programs for Excel that can do what I want? I mean, I can manually draw the meeting point lines but I would rather have something automatically add it since I will be generation numerous graphs everyday. Please let me know or if you need further clarification, let me know that too. Thanks again. Conor Finnegan |
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