If I understand the problem correctly, here is a suggestion: use a second
series for the intersections
Let's say the distance values are in A1:A200 and the heights in B1:B100
In column C at each intersection point copy the data from column B (ie at
C12 use =B12)
No select all of C1:C100, use Copy; click chart; use Edit | Paste Special;
specify New Series
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> ...more specifically, I have been creating elevation profiles of state
> park
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> a way I can automate the process, or at least do multilple points at
> once??
jzip - 09 Dec 2004 16:19 GMT
Bernard,
Thx, you nailed it.
I am just now getting accustomed to 'tricking' Excel into doing the stuff
that I want. It has taken me 3 data series and the XY Labeller to create a
chart that I feel should have been much more simple to make. MS really has
got a long way to go to make Excel meet our needs.
Thx again for your help.
Jeff
> If I understand the problem correctly, here is a suggestion: use a second
> series for the intersections
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> > a way I can automate the process, or at least do multilple points at
> > once??