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I am graphing a straight line. For the first part (6 months) I want to use the actual figures and for the second 6 months I want to use a forecast. Is there some way on excel that I can have the first 6 months as a full line line, and have the second 6 months as dot points? Thanks Greg |
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Hi,
You need to use 2 series. See this explanation. http://www.andypope.info/ngs/ng45.htm Cheers Andy Gregc. wrote: Hi I am graphing a straight line. For the first part (6 months) I want to use the actual figures and for the second 6 months I want to use a forecast. Is there some way on excel that I can have the first 6 months as a full line line, and have the second 6 months as dot points? Thanks Greg -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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