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X-Axis @ 0 wont work (PIC INCLUDED)

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scrupul0us - 30 Sep 2004 05:35 GMT
I have a dual y-axis graph... one series has negative values and causes
the x-axis to move... ive tried using the "x-axis @ 0" but it doesnt
work

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the only way i can get it to sort of look right is if i play with the
minimum value for the left hand y-axis..  there has to be a real way
todo it right...  thanx guys

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Jon Peltier - 30 Sep 2004 13:35 GMT
You want to do something like this:

  http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AlignXon2Ys.html

Seems to me I'd want to plot Y=COLA vs. X=Salary in an XY Scatter chart. Otherwise,
any relationship between these two variables is very difficult to perceive.

- Jon
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> I have a dual y-axis graph... one series has negative values and causes
> the x-axis to move... ive tried using the "x-axis @ 0" but it doesnt
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> minimum value for the left hand y-axis..  there has to be a real way
> todo it right...  thanx guys
 
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