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I am attempting to add a vertical line to a dynamic column chart. I've
followed the steps described by Jon Peltier at
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLineVertSeries.html
This procedure works fine until I change the base unit on the x-axis to
"Days." This causes the columns to turn into vertical lines (since each
monthly observation is really for, e.g., 6/1/2007).
If I leave the x-axis as monthly and then add the secondary x-axis for the
vertical (xy scatter) line, the scale on the secondary x-axis goes from
1/1/1900 - 12/1/2036, which shoves my vertical line far to the right of where
I need it to appear on the primary x-axis.
I realize I can manually alter the min and max of the secondary x-axis to be
the (numerical) equivalents of my min and max for the primary x-axis. But
since this is a dynamic chart, I'd prefer to have the scaling set
automatically instead of manually adjusting it every few months.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
followed the steps described by Jon Peltier at
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLineVertSeries.html
This procedure works fine until I change the base unit on the x-axis to
"Days." This causes the columns to turn into vertical lines (since each
monthly observation is really for, e.g., 6/1/2007).
If I leave the x-axis as monthly and then add the secondary x-axis for the
vertical (xy scatter) line, the scale on the secondary x-axis goes from
1/1/1900 - 12/1/2036, which shoves my vertical line far to the right of where
I need it to appear on the primary x-axis.
I realize I can manually alter the min and max of the secondary x-axis to be
the (numerical) equivalents of my min and max for the primary x-axis. But
since this is a dynamic chart, I'd prefer to have the scaling set
automatically instead of manually adjusting it every few months.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.