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    Alright I figured out my main problem. I realized I'm more or less plotting the % < 2, the % >=2, AND the %. Then I just had to hide the lines of the 1st two and hide the plot points of the last.

    I'm going to start a new topic for the 2nd part of my question for organization's sake.

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    As you worked out you need to plot the line for all the points, without data markers.

    The Y axis can be done with a custom number format. Format axis as Green then use,

    [Red][>0.02]0.0%;0.0%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Pope
    The Y axis can be done with a custom number format. Format axis as Green then use,

    [Red][>0.02]0.0%;0.0%
    Works perfectly, thanks!

    Out of curiosity, what do each of those numbers/signs mean?

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    The help explains the construct of the number format better than I can.

    Press F1 and search for the term "Create or delete a custom number format"

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