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Omitting Part of the Y-Axis
Hi,
I'm creating a chart with some values very high (hundreds of thousands), and some of the values quite low (hundreds) and would like them displayed so that their relative values are clear, but don't want a massive graph with a large blank space in the middle. How can I omit some of the y-axis values and replace with perhaps a zig-zag line as you might if you were sketching a similar graph? Cheers, Dave |
Hi,
Have a look at this explanation. There are also links to other examples at the end of the page. http://www.andypope.info/charts/brokencolumn.htm Cheers Andy Dave McGuire wrote: Hi, I'm creating a chart with some values very high (hundreds of thousands), and some of the values quite low (hundreds) and would like them displayed so that their relative values are clear, but don't want a massive graph with a large blank space in the middle. How can I omit some of the y-axis values and replace with perhaps a zig-zag line as you might if you were sketching a similar graph? Cheers, Dave -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Hi,
Thanks for this. I thought it was going to be easy. I might just split into two seperate charts. Thanks for the help anyways. Dave Andy Pope wrote in : Hi, Have a look at this explanation. There are also links to other examples at the end of the page. http://www.andypope.info/charts/brokencolumn.htm Cheers Andy Dave McGuire wrote: Hi, I'm creating a chart with some values very high (hundreds of thousands), and some of the values quite low (hundreds) and would like them displayed so that their relative values are clear, but don't want a massive graph with a large blank space in the middle. How can I omit some of the y-axis values and replace with perhaps a zig-zag line as you might if you were sketching a similar graph? Cheers, Dave |
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