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xy coordinate graphing in excel
I'm trying to graph data, in a x,y coordinate system. All data is going to be
positive and I need help formatting it in office 2007. I put all my X's in column a and my Y's in column b. i.e. a1: 430 b1: 0.289. If I would graph in the x,y coordinate system it would be (x,y) so (430,0.289) |
xy coordinate graphing in excel
heman -
Arrange the data pairs as you have described: X in a column on the left and Y on the right. Select all data, e.g., A1:B10 for ten pairs. Choose Insert | (Charts) Scatter | Scatter with only markers. Or, don't select the data first. Select an empty cell. Choose Insert | (Charts) Scatter | Scatter with only markers. Choose (Chart Tools) Design | (Data) Select Data | Add ... etc. Either way, with the chart selected, use the Format ribbon. - Mike Middleton http://www.DecisionToolworks.com Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel "heman" wrote in message ... I'm trying to graph data, in a x,y coordinate system. All data is going to be positive and I need help formatting it in office 2007. I put all my X's in column a and my Y's in column b. i.e. a1: 430 b1: 0.289. If I would graph in the x,y coordinate system it would be (x,y) so (430,0.289) |
xy coordinate graphing in excel
Hi,
When you do this Excel sets the X,Y origin as 0,0 if that is not what you need then to change the X-axis right click it and choose Format Axis, on the Axis Options tab click Fixed beside Minimum and enter a value to the right. And just to illustrate some of the features of 2007, stay in the Format Axis dialog box and click the Y-axis on the chart. You are now in the Format Axis dialog box for the Y axis! You can set its Minimum or Maximum or whatever, as needed. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "heman" wrote: I'm trying to graph data, in a x,y coordinate system. All data is going to be positive and I need help formatting it in office 2007. I put all my X's in column a and my Y's in column b. i.e. a1: 430 b1: 0.289. If I would graph in the x,y coordinate system it would be (x,y) so (430,0.289) |
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