Thread: Another y-axis question..

Hi Again,

I have to create another graph to compare positive control values against a percentage positivity value.. The positive control values range from 0.1 to 1.4 and the percentage values obviously go up to 100.

At the moment when i plot this, as the positive control values are so small and the scale goes up to 100 on the y-axis, the control data appears as a straight line.

I need the y-axis to ideally start with increments of 0.2 up until 2.0 them continue in 10s to reach 100. Is this possible??

Thanks

Hayley

You could try plotting a secondary Y axis, not the exact solution you asked for, but it will allow you to see the data

Regards

Dav

Couldn't you lower the scale if you do not have any larger values? Charts where percentage is on the y-axis do not necessarly have to go all the way to 100.

If your plot contains a set of small values (.1 - 1.4) and then a set of larger values (10-100) then you could make an over all plot followed by a seperate plot showing just the smaller values.