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I am storing data (pulse rate) and displaying it in a line chart over a period of time. I can set this up with no problems. I have set ranges for minimum and maximum values (no ones pulse should be below 40 or above 100 for example) I have set my Y axis to these values. and My X axis is my dates. The problem i have is that sometimes the value drops below or goes above the set ranges. I am looking for a way to highlight these values on the chart. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks Phil |
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The best bet is to use a formula put these values in a separate range, and
plot that range as a separate series. e.g. =IF(A2max_limit,A2,NA()) -- David Biddulph "PTaz" wrote in message ... Hi I am storing data (pulse rate) and displaying it in a line chart over a period of time. I can set this up with no problems. I have set ranges for minimum and maximum values (no ones pulse should be below 40 or above 100 for example) I have set my Y axis to these values. and My X axis is my dates. The problem i have is that sometimes the value drops below or goes above the set ranges. I am looking for a way to highlight these values on the chart. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks Phil |
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Thanks David
Not sure how this will work. the values are supplied to me and i am trying to show the trend over time for others to view. I have to keep a static axis to allow us to seperate the out of range values. I was hoping to use something similar to the Error bars, just to highlight if the value was above or below the normal. Thanks for your help and time. Phil "David Biddulph" wrote: The best bet is to use a formula put these values in a separate range, and plot that range as a separate series. e.g. =IF(A2max_limit,A2,NA()) -- David Biddulph "PTaz" wrote in message ... Hi I am storing data (pulse rate) and displaying it in a line chart over a period of time. I can set this up with no problems. I have set ranges for minimum and maximum values (no ones pulse should be below 40 or above 100 for example) I have set my Y axis to these values. and My X axis is my dates. The problem i have is that sometimes the value drops below or goes above the set ranges. I am looking for a way to highlight these values on the chart. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks Phil |
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Here is an illustrated tutorial which is similar to David's suggestion:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/FormatMinMax.html Your example would have dates in column A and values in column B. Put the max allowed into cell E2 and the min allowed into cell F2. The formulas in C2 and D2 a =IF($B2$E$2,$B2,NA())=IF($B2<$F$2,$B2,NA())Fill these down columns C and D, then make a chart using column A as the X values and columns B through D as Y values for three series.- Jon-------Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVPTutorials and Custom SolutionsPeltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com_______"PTaz" wrote in message ... Hi I am storing data (pulse rate) and displaying it in a line chart over a period of time. I can set this up with no problems. I have set ranges for minimum and maximum values (no ones pulse should be below 40 or above 100 for example) I have set my Y axis to these values. and My X axis is my dates. The problem i have is that sometimes the value drops below or goes above the set ranges. I am looking for a way to highlight these values on the chart. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks Phil |
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