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Excel chart - great variation in values
I am trying to create a column or line chart where a value for 9 variables
are given for each month of the year. My problem is that the values are mostly between 0 and 40. I have one value though that is 280 and this makes the chart not really legible. Is there any way to have the scale on the y-axis showing 5 as major unit up until 50 and after that 50 or 100? |
Excel chart - great variation in values
On Sat, 5 Jun 2010 03:58:02 -0700, Ann
wrote: I am trying to create a column or line chart where a value for 9 variables are given for each month of the year. My problem is that the values are mostly between 0 and 40. I have one value though that is 280 and this makes the chart not really legible. Is there any way to have the scale on the y-axis showing 5 as major unit up until 50 and after that 50 or 100? I don't think so. But here are two other possibilities that you can try. 1) Use a logarithmic scale 2) If the high values are always for the same variable (or variables), use a secondary y-asis for this/these variable(s) Hope this helps / Lars-Åke |
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