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NOKIA

Show two value ranges on one axis
 
How do you show two value ranges of the same data on one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style line). e.g. instead of showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!

Barb Reinhardt

Take a look at Jon Peltier's Broken Y axis example.

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...okenYAxis.html

"NOKIA" wrote in message
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How do you show two value ranges of the same data on one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style line). e.g. instead of

showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!





Thanks for that - very thorough! Is there not a quicker
solution?

-----Original Message-----
Take a look at Jon Peltier's Broken Y axis example.

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...okenYAxis.html

"NOKIA" wrote in message
...
How do you show two value ranges of the same data on

one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style line).

e.g. instead of
showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!



.



Having worked through the example and downloaded the
relevant add-in, how do you 'add the labels in H2:H13 to
the Markers series along the Y axis' using the Chart
Labeler?

Thanks again!

-----Original Message-----
Thanks for that - very thorough! Is there not a quicker
solution?

-----Original Message-----
Take a look at Jon Peltier's Broken Y axis example.

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...okenYAxis.html

"NOKIA" wrote in

message
news:2564B7F7-0693-4A7E-A5C8-

...
How do you show two value ranges of the same data on

one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style line).

e.g. instead of
showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!



.

.


Barb Reinhardt

Select TOOLS, XY Chart Labeler, Add Chart Labels.

If you don't have the XY Chart Labeler on your list of tools, you'll have to
select it using the ADD-INS menu on the TOOLS menu.

wrote in message
...
Having worked through the example and downloaded the
relevant add-in, how do you 'add the labels in H2:H13 to
the Markers series along the Y axis' using the Chart
Labeler?

Thanks again!

-----Original Message-----
Thanks for that - very thorough! Is there not a quicker
solution?

-----Original Message-----
Take a look at Jon Peltier's Broken Y axis example.

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...okenYAxis.html

"NOKIA" wrote in

message
news:2564B7F7-0693-4A7E-A5C8-

...
How do you show two value ranges of the same data on

one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style line).

e.g. instead of
showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!


.

.





Thanks for all your help - I can now complete the task!
Thank you.
-----Original Message-----
Select TOOLS, XY Chart Labeler, Add Chart Labels.

If you don't have the XY Chart Labeler on your list of

tools, you'll have to
select it using the ADD-INS menu on the TOOLS menu.

wrote in message
...
Having worked through the example and downloaded the
relevant add-in, how do you 'add the labels in H2:H13 to
the Markers series along the Y axis' using the Chart
Labeler?

Thanks again!

-----Original Message-----
Thanks for that - very thorough! Is there not a quicker
solution?

-----Original Message-----
Take a look at Jon Peltier's Broken Y axis example.


http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...okenYAxis.html

"NOKIA" wrote in

message
news:2564B7F7-0693-4A7E-A5C8-

...
How do you show two value ranges of the same data on
one axis? (the axis
range is separated by a zigzag/heartbeat style

line).
e.g. instead of
showing
0-50, the axis could show 10-25 and 40-45.

Any help appreciated!


.

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