i've got some data that i want to display on a semi log graph, but i want to
change the x-axis to a log scale, not the y-axis. How do i do this?
anne
i've got some data that i want to display on a semi log graph, but i want to
change the x-axis to a log scale, not the y-axis. How do i do this?
anne
Anne:
Double click any value on your x axis, this will bring up Axis format form.
Select scale tab, check Logarithmic checkbox. Make sure that your minimum
value is 1, 10, 100, and your major & minor units must be multiples of 10.
...Kelly
koday@processtrends.com
"anne" <anne@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> i've got some data that i want to display on a semi log graph, but i want
> to
> change the x-axis to a log scale, not the y-axis. How do i do this?
> anne
That's great, thanks
anne
"Kelly O'Day" wrote:
> Anne:
>
> Double click any value on your x axis, this will bring up Axis format form.
>
> Select scale tab, check Logarithmic checkbox. Make sure that your minimum
> value is 1, 10, 100, and your major & minor units must be multiples of 10.
>
> ...Kelly
>
> koday@processtrends.com
>
>
>
>
>
> "anne" <anne@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:285AD745-5EA2-4C2F-8A39-2E4CBD61C3BD@microsoft.com...
> > i've got some data that i want to display on a semi log graph, but i want
> > to
> > change the x-axis to a log scale, not the y-axis. How do i do this?
> > anne
>
>
>
Make sure you create (or change to) a XY Scatter chart. Now, double-click
the x-axis and in the resulting dialog box, select the Scale tab. The last
step should be self-evident. {grin}
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> i've got some data that i want to display on a semi log graph, but i want to
> change the x-axis to a log scale, not the y-axis. How do i do this?
> anne
>
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