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wittmaennle
Hi,
another question from my side...
I still have a stock chart (plotted on primary axis) together with a
count (plotted on the secondary axis).
(these values vary strongly, so both axis are needed)
Now I want to add a vertical line to the chart.
I've added another data series, changed the type of the series to "xy
(scatter)" and got a vertical line by using :
Name: Vertical
X Values: ={1\1}
Y Values: ={0\1}
This gives me a small vertical line. However it doesn't fill the
complete plot area.
Of course, when setting the second Y-value to the maximum with setting
the scale to this maximum, it would fill the plot area.
But this is undesirable, because I absolutely have no idea how big my
values for my stock chart will become. So the maximum for the scale
should stay "auto".
Is there a way to extend the vertical line to the whole plot area with
leaving the scale auto?
(like it works for horizontal lines with error bars and big error
values)
Thanks in advance,
Rene
another question from my side...
I still have a stock chart (plotted on primary axis) together with a
count (plotted on the secondary axis).
(these values vary strongly, so both axis are needed)
Now I want to add a vertical line to the chart.
I've added another data series, changed the type of the series to "xy
(scatter)" and got a vertical line by using :
Name: Vertical
X Values: ={1\1}
Y Values: ={0\1}
This gives me a small vertical line. However it doesn't fill the
complete plot area.
Of course, when setting the second Y-value to the maximum with setting
the scale to this maximum, it would fill the plot area.
But this is undesirable, because I absolutely have no idea how big my
values for my stock chart will become. So the maximum for the scale
should stay "auto".
Is there a way to extend the vertical line to the whole plot area with
leaving the scale auto?
(like it works for horizontal lines with error bars and big error
values)
Thanks in advance,
Rene