I am creating a spreadsheet and some charts for a doctor.

He has shown me an example of what is looking for. He has shown me a
medical chart which looks like a line graph. Although the line is thicker
and "squiggly" (for lack of a better word). It looks like the lines on a
polygraph machine. I've seen this graph a lot when seeing medical graphs.

How do I bring in custom graphs for various industries? Where would I go to
find custom industry graph templates? How do you make a custom graph to use
outside of the charts that come with Excel?

Thanks.

If you have the data (or can type it in...), you can make any kind of chart.
Start with an XY chart, using a style that includes the connecting lines and
maybe the markers. You can adjust the scales and the size of the chart to
match the chart given to you.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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I am creating a spreadsheet and some charts for a doctor.

He has shown me an example of what is looking for. He has shown me a
medical chart which looks like a line graph. Although the line is thicker
and "squiggly" (for lack of a better word). It looks like the lines on a
polygraph machine. I've seen this graph a lot when seeing medical graphs.

How do I bring in custom graphs for various industries? Where would I go
to
find custom industry graph templates? How do you make a custom graph to
use
outside of the charts that come with Excel?

Thanks.