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Creating "cliffs" in an area chart
If you change the 350s to 345 and the 400s to 395
then highlight the entire array, then use xy-scatter lines only/finish, you'll get what you want and can see it pretty well. CurlerBob wrote: 6/1/2008 Â*350 6/23/2008 350 7/18/2008 350 8/1/2008 Â*400 9/1/2008 Â*400 |
Creating "cliffs" in an area chart
I am trying to put together a chart that creates "cliffs" when I change from
one value to another. For example I have the following data: 6/1/2008 350 6/23/2008 350 7/18/2008 350 8/1/2008 400 9/1/2008 400 What I want the chart to show is a flat line at 350 from 6/1/2008 to 8/1/2008 and then a flat line at 400 from 8/1/2008 until 9/1/2008. Besides adding a dummy line into my row at 8/1/2008, is there another way? |
Creating "cliffs" in an area chart
"CurlerBob" wrote in message ... I am trying to put together a chart that creates "cliffs" when I change from one value to another. For example I have the following data: 6/1/2008 350 6/23/2008 350 7/18/2008 350 8/1/2008 400 9/1/2008 400 What I want the chart to show is a flat line at 350 from 6/1/2008 to 8/1/2008 and then a flat line at 400 from 8/1/2008 until 9/1/2008. Besides adding a dummy line into my row at 8/1/2008, is there another way? That's what you need to do, insert a row with a duplicate of the date where the transition occurs, so that date has both Y values. /sig |
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