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Dear all,
I have created a vertical bar chart to show monthly expenditure for the first four months of the year. Jan: £2.8m Feb: £2.65m Mar: £3.2m Apr: £2.95m etc... There is a constant monthly budget throughout the year and I wish to illustrate this by adding a datum in the graph. The cost ceiling in the above example would be £3m. How would I go about portraying this line on the graph? Thanks in advance, Neil |
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Using the drawing tool bar, just add a line.
"Neil Pearce" wrote: Dear all, I have created a vertical bar chart to show monthly expenditure for the first four months of the year. Jan: £2.8m Feb: £2.65m Mar: £3.2m Apr: £2.95m etc... There is a constant monthly budget throughout the year and I wish to illustrate this by adding a datum in the graph. The cost ceiling in the above example would be £3m. How would I go about portraying this line on the graph? Thanks in advance, Neil |
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Hi,
Here are a bunch of ways of adding a datum. http://www.andypope.info/charts/averageline.htm Cheers Andy Neil Pearce wrote: Dear all, I have created a vertical bar chart to show monthly expenditure for the first four months of the year. Jan: £2.8m Feb: £2.65m Mar: £3.2m Apr: £2.95m etc... There is a constant monthly budget throughout the year and I wish to illustrate this by adding a datum in the graph. The cost ceiling in the above example would be £3m. How would I go about portraying this line on the graph? Thanks in advance, Neil |
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