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I am tracking the percent of sales by product catagory for a company. They
have low percents for everything but one area. I mean, most product areas
are less than 10% while one is 60%. I want to remove the distance between
the 60% product catagory and all the others but still showing accurate data.

I would like to remove 20% - 50% since there is no data for that area. Is
that possible?
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Molly wrote on Fri, 7 Jul 2006 05:54:02 -0700:

M I am tracking the percent of sales by product catagory for a
M company. They have low percents for everything but one
M area. I mean, most product areas are less than 10% while
M one is 60%. I want to remove the distance between the 60%
M product catagory and all the others but still showing
M accurate data.

M I would like to remove 20% - 50% since there is no data for
M that area. Is that possible?

Jon Peltier gave an answer a few weeks ago under "Showing a
break on the y-axis":


http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/BrokenYAxis.html


James Silverton.

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