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I have created a great looking Excel chart. I now need to add a benchmark
line to show what parts of my column bars are below or above the benchmarked data. Is there an easy way to do this and show the number on the line what the benchmark actually is? I have just been manually drawing a line with the line tool then using a text box to write in the number. I would love to be able to tell Excel what the benchmark is and have it draw it on the graph. |
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