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I have a chart where I'm plotting variance on a 2nd axis. I have several
series on the 1st axis. I am showing a data table. I'm showing a horizontal series line at zero variance but it is trivial to include this zero series in the data table. Any way of not including a plotted series in the data table, either by code or chart setup? TIA -- David |
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You can place a line object on the chart. Assuming you know the value
you want the line to represent, you can locate it vertically by: (Y scale max - Y scale min) * value represented * plot area height + plot area top I can show you some code where I place a vertical line. Same concept, slighly different plot area properties. HTH, John |
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