Hi, I am new to these forums. I have really come to tap into the power of excel during the past 1-2 years. As a research scientist, my latest achievement is a spreadsheet that takes raw data and calculates everything I need from simple mathimatical manipulation to statistical analysis-and now, graphing. But, I am having a few problems:
the graphs I make are used in published results and large poster displays-and, they're logarithmic along the Y-axis. I have a fairly good understanding of number-formatting, but I can't figure out how (if it is even possible) for me to make the y-axis numbers appear as 10<superscript>6</superscript> instead of '1.00 E+06'. I've tinkered around with it, and the best i've gotten is '1 e6' using a custom number format. Even if I have to do this manually per graph, fine-but I can't even BEGIN to get this to work! BTW I'm using Bar Graphs. Also, I have excel auto-graph a group of series that fill up as I assign them, but is there a way to make excel exclude empty series?
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