There are two lines in this graph. I want to know how I can show the maximum value in the line with orange color only. Thank you.
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I have a chart in Excel that plots a base set of data, and then the user can enter a percentage number into a cell, and the base data plus or minus that percent (pre-calculation), is plotted. So I want to be able to have these labeled in the legend as "Base Data, + x%, - x%" and so on. However, I have not been able to figure out how to achieve this. The x% can be any number the user decides to put in, so the legend entry needs to be dynamic, but what ends up showing is "+Sheet1!A1%", instead of, say, "+5%". Any ideas what's going wrong? Thank you!
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I have 2 series of values plotted on the same line chart in Excel (see above). I want to show the data label for both lines on the chart. However, it seems like the data labels will overlap with either the green dot/red dot/line. If I adjust the position of the data labels, it will only work for this 2 series of values. Sometime the values will change and cause the purple line to be above the black line, and then the data labels overlap with something else again.
My question:
May I know if there is any way to prevent this overlapping issue?
Any helps will be greatly appreciated!
I found a trick here to solve the problem:
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-charting-and-pivots/1062385-data-labels-positions-automatically-update-on-chart-to-avoid-overlap.html
Is there a way to make a waterfall chart in Excel with vertical error bars?
The built-in Waterfall chart function doesn't seem to allow error bars to be added.
To describe in words what I want to visualize: I want to show what creates the difference between the beginning and ending value. I have a distribution of possibilities for each variable's contribution to the difference between the beginning and ending values. I want to display the relative confidence for each variable compared to the other variables.
Example below, for Var1, there would be a vertical line through the first orange bar, the top of the line would go to 38 on the y-axis, and the bottom of the vertical line would go to 33 on the y-axis. Preferably, the error bars would have a horizontal bar on the end to denote where the confidence interval ends.
Thank you!
I have series of data around 3000 rows. x values are angle, y power. So a cloud is created with max min and average values all over the place (check image attached).
If I use the trend-line option of excel it draws as it should a trend line that matches the median values BUT I want to draw a trend line, on the maximum and another one on the minimum values only. Is there a way to do that?
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Add the Min and the Max values to the chart as new series. Add a trend line for each of these series.
Next, format the data series for Min and Max to have no fill, no line, no markers, so they become invisible and don't upset your chart display. That leaves only the trendlines visible.
I have 2 data series, which records how much a user is meditating/attentive (out of 100) plotted onto a graph. The x axis is the number of seconds since the start of the experiment, and the y axis shows the value for meditation/attention at that point of time.
I have a 3rd set of data that is a series of key timestamps during the experiment (not exactly matching the timestamps from attention/meditation values).
I want to create a graph where you can compare how the attention/meditation values change at the key points
Whether the key points are highlighted by a line or dots I don't care. I tried adding the 3rd data set as a secondary axis, but it still uses the original x-axis of the main graph and I don't know how to make excel do what I want.
Thanks in advance
You should use an XY Scatter chart, not a line chart. A line chart ignores any numerical value in the X values, treats each X value as a text label, and uses the X values from the first series as X values for all series.
You can format the first two series so that they use lines and not markers, and the third so it uses markers without lines.
You may find this link helpful: superuser.com/questions/825692 You don't need to use the secondary axis, just add another series with tag times and constant 45 value, then format vertical error bars to 100% and horizontal to 0%.