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Hi, I've made a best fit graph and now I want to add the uncertainties to the
data. However, every time I enter the data into the correct cell it changes the graph. How do I enter numbers into a cell, but have excel omit using those uncertainty values in the graph? Thanks for you time |
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Put these numbers into a different cell.
- Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Simvastatin" wrote in message ... Hi, I've made a best fit graph and now I want to add the uncertainties to the data. However, every time I enter the data into the correct cell it changes the graph. How do I enter numbers into a cell, but have excel omit using those uncertainty values in the graph? Thanks for you time |
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Hi,
Jon has answered one question, but on the chance that you mean the chart readjusts the scale - double-click the Y-axis and on the Scale tab uncheck the boxes beside Maximum and Minimum. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Simvastatin" wrote: Hi, I've made a best fit graph and now I want to add the uncertainties to the data. However, every time I enter the data into the correct cell it changes the graph. How do I enter numbers into a cell, but have excel omit using those uncertainty values in the graph? Thanks for you time |
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