How can I remove what appears on the top right corner of a histogram generated with gnuplot?
My plot looks like this one http://old.nabble.com/file/p30162131/Figure%2B0.jpg
I don't want the weird text that appears at the top right corner to appear.
Ok the problem was that I didn't know what the name of that area in a graph is. I asked a person and since the name is key the solution was to do:
unset key
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How can I place the key some distance from a given border? For instance if I run set key below I can place the key below the graph, but it's too close and actually overlaps the xlabel. How can I place it some distance further, something like set key below 1 to put it 1 below the default below position?
To clarify, I know I can place it manually with set key at x,y, but that involves manually looking for the right place. This requires manual calculation and adjustment to, for example, get it centered. I just want to put it a bit below its default below position.
You could add a little extra height to the legend so that there is effectively more space between the bottom border of the plot and the legend content:
set key below height 2
set xlabel "this is the x axis label"
plot sin(x)
gives
I've made a chart with Excel 2010's "Combo" option for chart type so I can plot two data series for the same depth points. The image below shows the default, which is very close to what I want - except I would like to have the axes flipped so that the current X axis, which is depth, is displayed as the Y axis and both primary and secondary current Y axes plot as X axes. In other words, I'd like to rotate the chart area by 90 degrees clockwise. The "Switch Row/Column" doesn't do what I want (or expect) and I'm running out of both ideas and patience. Is there an easy fix? Or a hard fix?
Here's the plot as-is:
And here's a dummy plot of the end goal made by rotating the image around in Paint, in case the picture makes it clearer:
Finally, as was pointed out in the comments, the whole thing looks goofy and might be better plotted as a bar graph with two bars. I tried this as well and came away almost all set - but the gray bars plot from left to right and the blue bars plot from right to left. Seems like it should be as simple as changing the "Plot Series On" option to Primary Axis for both, but this destroys the graph.
I looked around and I think this link has instructions for what you're looking for: https://superuser.com/questions/188064/excel-chart-with-two-x-axes-horizontal-possible
I'm using Excel 2016 and wanted to know how I can make a chart that represents a spectrum from left to right with labels on both sides, and a marker in the middle. Essentially I want to represent the Myers Briggs Type Indicator.
What I've tried so far is to make a horizontal bar chart with a marker, but I can't seem to get labels to the left and right. How might I be able to achieve this?
You just need to add text boxes from drawing tools and put them on top of the chart. Set their backgrounds to transparent by choosing no fill.
I am trying to give some border to my cross text which around 45 degree in excel but issue is that whenever i apply border to cross text the border also get apply at 45 degree.
I am looking for a straight rectangle border which contains cross text in it in excel.
Please help me to do that
I dont think you can find a way around that, but you could improvise;
try removing all the borders on that particular cell then sort of draw a rectangle (Or similar shape) and set its fill to nothing so it can give this impression of a "straight border" and this will look good, if you format it well that is, on printed paper.
Or you can draw a textbox on top of the cell (with the same size) and remove any color fill
If there's an option of locking its position, it would be useful too
I'm having a problem to making some points of my series (making them invisible). In the image below, you can see that it goes well until I make the point invisible. The marker's legend get all confused and set the legend to the XValues, in this case "1","2", and so on.
Is it possible to make a point invisible but keeping the original marker legend?
May I suggest to substitute the "invisible" points' values with CVErr(xlErrNA)? That way the line will still be drawn, but these points will be "ignored".
Or do you need to mantain those values?