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I have a reference line that I want to appear on my chart. It's a straight
line (nothing complicated). I've drawn it, and it kind-a works, but everytime I change any data or resize the chart, etc. ... the line moves (then of course I need to look up where it was suppose to be, if I don't have a handy previous printout). Having to move a graphic line "accurately" in Excel is no treat!! Is there any way to lock that line with the chart? Alternatively, is there a way to input such a line another way, so that it remains static on the chart. I did enter a straight line of data points for this, but because of the gap that exists in the space before and after other real data lines, the line doesn't display across the full width of the chart. If this is clear as mud, let me know and I'll try to explain it differently. Thanks. |
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