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Can I create an Excel chart with two x-axes?
I'm trying to plot a few series of data against depth. Hence it would look
much better to have depth on the y-axis and the variables on the x-axis. However I still need different scales for the variables to make this really work. Help! |
Hi,
Here's an explanation of how to get 2 x-axis. http://www.andypope.info/tips/tip008.htm Cheers Andy ellmcg wrote: I'm trying to plot a few series of data against depth. Hence it would look much better to have depth on the y-axis and the variables on the x-axis. However I still need different scales for the variables to make this really work. Help! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
"ellmcg" wrote in message
... I'm trying to plot a few series of data against depth. Hence it would look much better to have depth on the y-axis and the variables on the x-axis. However I still need different scales for the variables to make this really work. If you select the series for you wish to use a secondary axis (using "Format Data Series", then "Axes") it will initially provide a secondary y-axis, but if you then go to "Chart Options" and then "Axes", it will allow you to choose a secondary x-axis (and unselect the secondary y-axis if you wish to do so). -- David Biddulph |
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