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How do I assess whether something falls into an area on a chart?
I have drawn a graph with 3 almost parallel lines on. I would like to be able
to put in a result, eg 4.6 @ 6hrs and for excel to say whether it is under the bottom line or in-between two lines or above the top. Any thoughts please? |
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How do I assess whether something falls into an area on a chart?
You need to do that on the worksheet with the data, not on the graph.
-- David Biddulph Zef wrote: I have drawn a graph with 3 almost parallel lines on. I would like to be able to put in a result, eg 4.6 @ 6hrs and for excel to say whether it is under the bottom line or in-between two lines or above the top. Any thoughts please? |
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How do I assess whether something falls into an area on a chart?
Excel 2007 Chart
Assess target area. With Tables, CF and colored target areas. http://www.mediafire.com/file/qnwmoy...08_12_09a.xlsx |
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