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I have office 2000, Excel. I would like to do a diagram with a logarithmic
x-axis with a maximum between 100 and 1000. Is that possible or do I have to select an axis maximum that are 10x? |
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Noss,
AFAIK, you are limited to complete decades when using the logarithmic scale on the Y axis. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "NossAB" wrote in message ... I have office 2000, Excel. I would like to do a diagram with a logarithmic x-axis with a maximum between 100 and 1000. Is that possible or do I have to select an axis maximum that are 10x? |
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Hi,
If you use a xy-scatter chart you can enable the log x-axis. Have a look at Tushar Mehta's flexible log scale for information on setting non 10x axis values. http://tushar-mehta.com/excel/newsgr...ale/index.html Cheers Andy NossAB wrote: I have office 2000, Excel. I would like to do a diagram with a logarithmic x-axis with a maximum between 100 and 1000. Is that possible or do I have to select an axis maximum that are 10x? -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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