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Hi

I have a fairly simple chart based on source data containing percentages and
currency values. Y axis is for currency, X axis is timeline and secondary
axis is % - how do i integrate the Y and the secondary axes so that if the
currency values range from 150 000 to 1 500 000, the secondary axis % is in
relation to the value ?

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How exactly do you want to relate the % values on the secondary axis to
the actual values on the primary axis? Especially since the idea
behind a % is that it is dimension-less!

Nonetheless, you might want to check
AutoChart Manager
http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/so...art/index.html

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I have a fairly simple chart based on source data containing percentages and
currency values. Y axis is for currency, X axis is timeline and secondary
axis is % - how do i integrate the Y and the secondary axes so that if the
currency values range from 150 000 to 1 500 000, the secondary axis % is in
relation to the value ?

Debi



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