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Basic Bar Chart Question31 Oct 2003 23:06 GMT10
I have a database where column H2:H89 are the prices homes sold for during a
given period. I would like to create a bar chart with each bar representing
a price range. For instance, I'd like the first vertical bar to be homes
that sold for less than $99,999, next bar $100k-$124,999k ...
Regression difficulty31 Oct 2003 21:09 GMT3
When doing a regression analysis I am constrained with the
use of only 16 explanitory variables.  Does anyone know
anyway around this?
Thanks,
error bar problem31 Oct 2003 20:31 GMT3
I'm using excel 2000
I have a sheet that I want to plot column G vs Col P,  Col P has a large
number of blank cells.  In the spreadsheet, when calculate the mean and
standard deviation, excel is "smart" enough to ignore the blank cells.
3D area graph31 Oct 2003 09:42 GMT5
I have a 3D area graph. I can see where to put the TITLES for the 3 axis,
but where to input the VALUES for the Y axis. Values for X and X are OK.
The graph puts by itself values such as S201 for Ys which I don't know where
it gets them. The data required for Y are contiguous to the ...
High/low stock chart with line chart31 Oct 2003 05:34 GMT2
any help appreciated...is it possible to plot a
high/low/close stock chart with an additional series on a
second axis?
for example
Maximum charts or data series in workbook31 Oct 2003 05:31 GMT2
I have a spreadsheet that I want to have 50 sheets with
data and 18 different charts referring to the data on each
individual sheet.  The charts on each sheet refer to a
total of 21 different data series from its own sheet.  I
Problem with Y-Axis Scale31 Oct 2003 05:23 GMT1
Whenever I create a chart (a line chart in this case), the
Y-Axis scale is absurd.  Here's an example:
X-values:  1   2   3   4   5  
Y-Values:  10  20  30  40  50
Pivot Table - Drill down colors hard to read31 Oct 2003 05:21 GMT1
Is it possible to change the colors of the data when you drill down (double
clicking on a cell) into a pivot table?
For instance, when I do it now, the source data appears with the header row
in a very light blue, and its underlined.
Graph on an image30 Oct 2003 21:30 GMT2
I have been tasked with showing a graph as a dollar bill broken into pieces
to represent the data.  I have been experimenting but haven't been able to
produce a desired result yet.  Have any of you ever done this or can you
point me in the right direction?
chart legends30 Oct 2003 20:09 GMT2
Is there any easier way to change the order of the way
items appear in the legend?  They display in the reverse
order of the way they appear on the chart.
legends30 Oct 2003 20:03 GMT1
How do I get my legend items to appear in the same order
as the rows on my graph.  They appear in reverse order.
Charting Lines and Bars on Same Graph30 Oct 2003 18:08 GMT2
I am having trouble charting a Quarterly Revenue Graph
with Lines and Bars on same graph.
I would like Revenue on Y Axis and Quarters on X Axis.  I
would like 2 base series as bars and 6 other series as
Chart columns30 Oct 2003 16:27 GMT2
I am creating a series of charts.  I remember someplace to
change to shape of the column to round the corners.  I
can't seem to find at anymore, any help?  I am using excel
2000.  Thank you for any help you can give me.
Moving a chart30 Oct 2003 16:19 GMT1
I need a macro to place the upper left corner of a chart
in the upper left corner of cell B1.  How do I do this?
Any help is appreciated...
C ;-)
Two Y axis with different scales for a line chart30 Oct 2003 14:37 GMT4
I have to plot a line graph with two Y axis. The primary Y axis is
normal scale ranging from 10 to 60 with interval of 10. The secondary Y
axis needs to correspond to the primary axis but in log scale, i.e.
from log10 to log60 with interval of log10.
 
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