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How do I change X-Axis values in a chart with 2 Y-Axis?
I am attempting to chart two data series that share a X-Axis. The Y-Axis for
these series are at different ranges so I have two Y-Axis. When I do this the X-Axis turns into a non-numerical entry, example, 1-2-3-4, when my data is a time and is organized as this (15-30-60-90...etc.) Is there a chart with two Y-Axis and one X-Axis with the plot showing the appropriate spacing that I require? I am using Excel 2002 if that changes anything |
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RE: How do I change X-Axis values in a chart with 2 Y-Axis?
when You go to <chart><Chart data><series> does it show two different x data
sets? if your x axis lables were on the set you changed to the secondary Y axis, it may not be showining up on your primary X axis. also goto <chart><chart options><axis> and select second x axis is this a XY or line chart? "ESGLCC" wrote: > I am attempting to chart two data series that share a X-Axis. The Y-Axis for > these series are at different ranges so I have two Y-Axis. When I do this > the X-Axis turns into a non-numerical entry, example, 1-2-3-4, when my data > is a time and is organized as this (15-30-60-90...etc.) Is there a chart > with two Y-Axis and one X-Axis with the plot showing the appropriate spacing > that I require? I am using Excel 2002 if that changes anything |
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