On Excel 2003, how do you include %'s as well as values in  chart columns.  
The % option in Data Series is recessed.

I would like to draw a graph, where the x-axis is log scale, and y-axis is
linear scale. How can I do that?

I want to get rid of all the zero's in my chart, meaning no more 10.000.000
but just 10.............. How do I do this, without dividing my hole sample  
through 1.000.000????

I had originally posted this elsewhere, but was told this forum is the
appropariate plase.    I have an Infopath form with a drop-down listbox, that
is poulated with manually-entered values.
I choose a value, submit the updated data, and it does put the correct value

Dear Group,
  Hello.  I would like to use the greek mu symbol in an Excel 2007
histogram.  I am able to convert the "m" into the proper "mu" symbol
in the spreadsheet itself but this is not reflected in the resulting

I have a chart I am trying to plot data from 0ng to 1.9mg and a logarithmic
scale works beautifully except that I have an important value at a 0ng (the
start of my curve).  Is there anyway to make the 0 value show up in a
logarithmic scale?

I am conducting a program evaluation, tracking clients' progress in various
Categories as a result of their participation in a program.  In each Category
a client may be deemed In Crisis, At Risk, Stable, Safe, or Thriving (I'll
call these Series). There are Y possibilities in ...

I realize that a negative or a zero plot on a logarithmic scale is
meaningless.  However, many times I'm working with data that is full of noise
an non-ideal, i.e. it contains zeros and/or negative values.  I still would
like to plot them on a logarithmic scale.  Excel does this ...

I have a line chart with two axis.  I made the data labels at 65 degrees for
both.
One stays at 65 degrees the other to default.
I change the default and save the file.  Next time I open, it is back to

I have the height of 149 patient in one column named "height". 78 of them are
male and 71 are female.
I want to draw the height chart for male and female separetly. (x-axis has
no meaning here and y-axis is the height)

I've searched the archives but can find nothing on this topic.
Prior to excel 2007, I could select a data series (xy scatter chart)
and press the right arrow key to cycle through the data points, and a
data point highlighter would move from point to point so I would know

I have a chart that displays the relative percentages of two values. The
y-axis value range changes as the values change. I would like the y-axis to
remain a range from 0% to100% no matter what the actual percentage values
are. Is there a way to do this?

I have a data set which has values grouped in two areas, one below 2,000units
and the other above 50,000units. I do not wish to use two axis on account of
requiring the data lines to be shown accurately above each other. I am aware
that when drawing graphs by hand it is possible ...

I posted this earlier and never got a response, so I have added some more
detail and am reposting in hopes of solving my issue...
I have a single column of data AJ11:AJ58 which contains a formula that
results in OPEN or CLOSED. I need to reference this column in multiple

I am drawing a bar chart of age of firefighters.
In the X axis I have the age interval and in the y axis I have numbe of
firefighters with age in that range.
The table is as follows: