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3D charts and contours
Hello Ladies and Gentlemen,
Nice to "virtually" meet you. I would appreciate if someone could help me with Excel and VBA. I am trying to do two things: 1/ Control the "axis numbers" on a 3D plot? I always end up with 48.67, 55.43 etc, whereas I would like to have something more regular such as 40, 50, etc. 2/ Contours. I have a 2D plots full of points, each point has its own "weight". I am trying to map them out, very equivalent to 2D altitude maps. Thanks for your help and have a great day! |
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3D plots are category charts, so I am not sure what you mean about those
axis numbers. The axis numbers are ust labels. One of the options with 3D plots is a contour plot. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "snoozy" wrote in message ... Hello Ladies and Gentlemen, Nice to "virtually" meet you. I would appreciate if someone could help me with Excel and VBA. I am trying to do two things: 1/ Control the "axis numbers" on a 3D plot? I always end up with 48.67, 55.43 etc, whereas I would like to have something more regular such as 40, 50, etc. 2/ Contours. I have a 2D plots full of points, each point has its own "weight". I am trying to map them out, very equivalent to 2D altitude maps. Thanks for your help and have a great day! |
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If you doubleclick the axis itself, you can override the Scale.
I think what you're after is a surface chart. Try the Terrain Generator example on my website. -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "snoozy" wrote in message ... Hello Ladies and Gentlemen, Nice to "virtually" meet you. I would appreciate if someone could help me with Excel and VBA. I am trying to do two things: 1/ Control the "axis numbers" on a 3D plot? I always end up with 48.67, 55.43 etc, whereas I would like to have something more regular such as 40, 50, etc. 2/ Contours. I have a 2D plots full of points, each point has its own "weight". I am trying to map them out, very equivalent to 2D altitude maps. Thanks for your help and have a great day! |
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Thank you Tom and Rob. I am trying to do what Rob called the Terrain
Generator. I do have the 3D and surface chart. However, I have no control on how the axes look like. For example, it generates arbitrary numbers, while I would like to see round numbers or I would like to choose the scale, etc. Can u help? Thanks. snz |
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When you doubleclick the axis, you can select Minor / Major axis ticks. Try
tweaking those. -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "snoozy" wrote in message ... Thank you Tom and Rob. I am trying to do what Rob called the Terrain Generator. I do have the 3D and surface chart. However, I have no control on how the axes look like. For example, it generates arbitrary numbers, while I would like to see round numbers or I would like to choose the scale, etc. Can u help? Thanks. snz |
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