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X Axis to Scale
I am charting the following with a line graph.
10% 10.3 33% 9.6 35% 9.4 50% 7.3 I have the percentages on the x axis but they are showing up as four distinct categories rather than as values so that 35% is the same distance from 33% as 33% is from 10%. Is there a way for the y values to plot against a smooth x-axis from 0% to 100%? Thanks. Erin |
X Axis to Scale
Hi,
Try changing the chart type to Stacked Line which with your data could be the 2nd, 3rd, 5th or 6th subtype under Line. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Erin Searfoss" wrote: I am charting the following with a line graph. 10% 10.3 33% 9.6 35% 9.4 50% 7.3 I have the percentages on the x axis but they are showing up as four distinct categories rather than as values so that 35% is the same distance from 33% as 33% is from 10%. Is there a way for the y values to plot against a smooth x-axis from 0% to 100%? Thanks. Erin |
X Axis to Scale
If you want to treat the values as values, not as categories, use XY, not
line chart. The terminology is confusing. -- David Biddulph "Erin Searfoss" wrote in message ... I am charting the following with a line graph. 10% 10.3 33% 9.6 35% 9.4 50% 7.3 I have the percentages on the x axis but they are showing up as four distinct categories rather than as values so that 35% is the same distance from 33% as 33% is from 10%. Is there a way for the y values to plot against a smooth x-axis from 0% to 100%? Thanks. Erin |
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