Mathematical functions are very difficult to accurately graph even with
massive amounts of coordinates. Excel will not graph variable-dependant
equations; that is it will not graph them without a lot of tinkering and
results in very unprofessional looking end product.

Please add a way to make y=x graphs that doesn't take hours to create
through mixed graphs.

Zedd

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You could try Tushar Mehta's Plot Manager (http://tushar-mehta.com).

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Zedicuss wrote:

Mathematical functions are very difficult to accurately graph even with
massive amounts of coordinates. Excel will not graph variable-dependant
equations; that is it will not graph them without a lot of tinkering and
results in very unprofessional looking end product.

Please add a way to make y=x graphs that doesn't take hours to create
through mixed graphs.

Zedd

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...excel.charting