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newbie: Getting the X and Y positions
Have you considered simply adding a new series containing
the two points - one from each of the existing series? This series would not have markers, just the straight line type. This would in effect draw a line between the two series. Regards, Greg |
newbie: Getting the X and Y positions
And the advantage to Greg's suggestion is that, if the axis scales
change, the added series would move accordingly, while the drawn line would sit dumbly where you drew it. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Greg Wilson wrote: Have you considered simply adding a new series containing the two points - one from each of the existing series? This series would not have markers, just the straight line type. This would in effect draw a line between the two series. Regards, Greg |
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