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Graph x Data table
I have a problem. My graph doesn't keep the number format of the data table.
I want to compare different concentrations as 10 until 10000 using 10 raised to a power of 1, 2, 3 and 4. In the table I've got it, but in the graph the number doesn't stay raised. How is the solution for this problem? Thanks a lot, Sania |
Graph x Data table
I would suggest eliminating the data table and building a similar type of
table using worksheet cells. The worksheet cells will allow much more flexibility with how the data is shown. Assuming an embedded chart, when you want to copy or print your graph you will need to select the range that includes both the chart and the data table worksheet cells. Another alternative might be to use Excel's camera tool to place the worksheet cell data table into your chart. -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "SAS" wrote: I have a problem. My graph doesn't keep the number format of the data table. I want to compare different concentrations as 10 until 10000 using 10 raised to a power of 1, 2, 3 and 4. In the table I've got it, but in the graph the number doesn't stay raised. How is the solution for this problem? Thanks a lot, Sania |
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