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Nathan Holmes
I have a chart in which the majority of the values are in
the range 0-10, but a couple are around 100. (The chart
might be a bar chart or line graph depending on the end
users' eventual preference.)
Setting the scale to include the large values makes
variations in the smaller entries difficult to see. I
don't fancy my chances of explaining a Log scale to the
intended audience. Is it possible to have discontinuous
axes (e.g.: 0-20,BREAK,90-110) on a chart in Excel 2000,
or do I need to look at more specialist charting tools?
Thanks for any help,
Nathan Holmes.
the range 0-10, but a couple are around 100. (The chart
might be a bar chart or line graph depending on the end
users' eventual preference.)
Setting the scale to include the large values makes
variations in the smaller entries difficult to see. I
don't fancy my chances of explaining a Log scale to the
intended audience. Is it possible to have discontinuous
axes (e.g.: 0-20,BREAK,90-110) on a chart in Excel 2000,
or do I need to look at more specialist charting tools?
Thanks for any help,
Nathan Holmes.