Is there a way to rotate the chart 90 degrees clockwise. The chart is as
I want it to be only tilted. I've tried to approach the problem by
changing the in-data (switching the values with the category) but that
just made things worse, - because i have several functions in the same
chart.


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What is the chart type for your chart?

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Is there a way to rotate the chart 90 degrees clockwise. The chart is as
I want it to be only tilted. I've tried to approach the problem by
changing the in-data (switching the values with the category) but that
just made things worse, - because i have several functions in the same
chart.


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its a line-chart showing several different pressures at different depths
(for example water pressure, earth pressure and so on). The x-axis shows
the depth and the y-axis the pressure. Now I want the depth to be shown
where the y-axis is but keep it as a category-axis - So the problem
would be solved if i could just tilt the whole chart, or does anyone
have other ideas to solve the problem???


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You could try plotting the data on a XY scatter chart. You can still
format the series and join up the points to create a line. You would
just have to make sure that you swap what is plotted as X and Y


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I would imagine that a plot of pressure vs. depth would be far more
appropriate on a XY Scatter chart. The name potentially is misleading
since it is possible to connect the points of a series of a XY Scatter
chart. Just select the appropriate sub-type.

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its a line-chart showing several different pressures at different depths
(for example water pressure, earth pressure and so on). The x-axis shows
the depth and the y-axis the pressure. Now I want the depth to be shown
where the y-axis is but keep it as a category-axis - So the problem
would be solved if i could just tilt the whole chart, or does anyone
have other ideas to solve the problem???


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Thank You!
It works great now...


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