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losty Graph at +/- 1 : Not 0 08-18-2010, 12:15 PM
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    Graph at +/- 1 : Not 0

    Hey guys,

    I'm trying to make a graph (bar chart) that has it's centre point around 1. Basically, rather than the x axis intercept bet at 0 I'd like it to be at a single point which counts for +1 or -1. Thus negative values begin at -1 and decrease from there, or positive values begin at 1 and continue from there.

    For example:

    My negative values could be:

    -1.05
    -1.1
    -1.5
    -1.69
    -1.9
    -4

    My positive values could be:

    1
    1.05
    1.4
    1.6
    1.7
    5

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Graph at +/- 1 : Not 0

    Not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve but it sounds like you need to recalculate the values to be displayed as the chart will take into account zero, even if you are not using it.
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    Re: Graph at +/- 1 : Not 0

    Hmm okay, I've gotten to the bottom of what I wanted to do. One extra question... If i have data in a list as below, how can I alphanumerically sort it:

    ABC1
    ABC12
    ABC19
    ABC2
    ABC3

    i.e. i'd like it as

    ABC1
    ABC2
    ABC3
    ABC12
    ABC19

    Thanks.

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