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Im plotting (Excel 2007) monthly crime data from 1960-2007 (576 data points)
for USA counties. The crime rate is the crime count divided by the population. However, not every agency in a county reports every month, and in some cases they dont report for a number of years. My plots, therefore, show four lines: total pop (black), reported pop (green, semitransparent), and crime count x 100 (blue) are all on an adjustable vertical axis, because counties vary considerably in population and crime counts. The fourth plot, crime rate (crime count divided by reported pop, orange), is on a fixed axis, so different counties rates can be compared. Ive uploaded two figures; theyre at sociology.osu.edu/mdm/CountyPlots.pdf To make these plots more readable, Id like to plot the green line as a solid area in the background. Ive tried to use the area chart type for that plot, but it plots the data as running from 1 to 576, instead of from 20454 (1/1/60) to 37985 (12/31/07). How can I accomplish this, and in addition how can I make this plot stay in the background? TIA, Mike |
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