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what is the best chart type for breakeven analysis
Is it appropriate to use area type for breakeven analysis?
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what is the best chart type for breakeven analysis
I would suggest a simple line graph if you want the intersection of two sets
of data. "Holly" wrote: Is it appropriate to use area type for breakeven analysis? |
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what is the best chart type for breakeven analysis
A line graph would be appropriate if the horizontal variable is date. If
instead it is a numerical value, such as units sold, you should use an XY chart. Both types can be formatted to show a line and markers. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Toppers" wrote in message ... I would suggest a simple line graph if you want the intersection of two sets of data. "Holly" wrote: Is it appropriate to use area type for breakeven analysis? |
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