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![]() Is it possible to create the broken Y-Axis on a Line Chart? A logarithmic axis is not appropriate form my data and I do not want to create a secondary axis (confusing for the reader). I have looked at the methods described by Jon Peltier, Andy Pope, and Tushar Mehta and (if I understand them correctly) they work for column charts and scatter plots respectively. I understand these techniques but my data is categorical (months on X-axis) and numerical on the Y-axis. A column chart is an option but does not convey the temporal trends ant I wish to illustrate. Any and all advice appreciated, -- Ray Wright |
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