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I made a graph in Excel 2003. The x axis is the grades of a final exam 0-100.
The y axis is final grades 0 - 100. Is there a way to make a colored line appear on the y axis to mark a certain grade? I want a red line to appear on the y axis to show grades above and below 65. I couldn't find how to do this in the chart options on 2003. thanks |
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Simply create a dummy series and add it to your graph.
In a 2x2 cell area: 0........65 100.....65 Copy these cells, Select chart, paste special, add as new series. If needed, you can select this series, and go to Chart - Type to change it to a line, and then format as desired. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "excelguy" wrote: I made a graph in Excel 2003. The x axis is the grades of a final exam 0-100. The y axis is final grades 0 - 100. Is there a way to make a colored line appear on the y axis to mark a certain grade? I want a red line to appear on the y axis to show grades above and below 65. I couldn't find how to do this in the chart options on 2003. thanks |
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