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mike allen - 15 Jul 2006 02:29 GMT
i wish to create a graph that has only 2 values.  the first value is a
yield, 3%, which i would like to be a bar;  the second value is -10%, which
is a policy constraint that yield shall not fall below, which i would like
to be a line covering the entire graph perfectly horizontally.  this line
represents a floor that the bar shall not fall below.  it would be nice to
have the phrase "policy floor" along the line.

some info in these graphs may have -11% as yield and -10% as floor, thus the
bar would protrude below the floor line, indicating they are out of policy
and need to fix it.

any thoughts?  thanks, mike allen
Debra Dalgleish - 15 Jul 2006 23:56 GMT
Jon Peltier has instructions for adding lines to a chart:

    http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ComboCharts.html#AddLine

> i wish to create a graph that has only 2 values.  the first value is a
> yield, 3%, which i would like to be a bar;  the second value is -10%, which
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> any thoughts?  thanks, mike allen

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