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I have a line graph that plots a series of data for months Jan-Nov. I only
want to add a trendline to the second half of the data on the graph. Example, I only want a trendline from June-Nov, but I want the whole Jan-Nov series plotted as one line on the graph. How do I add a trendline for only half of the data? Do I need to create 2 series on the graph? And if so, how do I do this in a way that both series are as one continuous line on the graph? |
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Yes, you need two series.
To get the continuity you need: Series A has all the data Series B has the data for trendline Make chart; add trendline Format Series B to have no line or marker OR to have line and marker that match that of series A best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Shannon K." <Shannon wrote in message ... I have a line graph that plots a series of data for months Jan-Nov. I only want to add a trendline to the second half of the data on the graph. Example, I only want a trendline from June-Nov, but I want the whole Jan-Nov series plotted as one line on the graph. How do I add a trendline for only half of the data? Do I need to create 2 series on the graph? And if so, how do I do this in a way that both series are as one continuous line on the graph? |
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