Right median insertion on graph
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Hello,
I have a graph (scatter plot) with points based on the x and y of my two data series (age and height).
I want to add two lines (one vertical and one horizontal) that represent the median of each series, to 'divide' my graph into four zones.
I've tried a lot of things that didn't work (pseudo median columns to reintegrate into the graph...), and I'm getting lost (and Excel is too: I've managed to crash it several times).
So thanks to any kind soul who feels competent to help me...
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A+ blux
I have a graph (scatter plot) with points based on the x and y of my two data series (age and height).
I want to add two lines (one vertical and one horizontal) that represent the median of each series, to 'divide' my graph into four zones.
I've tried a lot of things that didn't work (pseudo median columns to reintegrate into the graph...), and I'm getting lost (and Excel is too: I've managed to crash it several times).
So thanks to any kind soul who feels competent to help me...
--
A+ blux
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I do not see what macros would do here
1. You calculate median_LD and median_DP (as in your sheet, with the ranges being defined dynamically - OFFSET....)
2. You add a new series to your chart: the point with coordinates (median_LD, median_DP)
3. In the format of this point, you add error bars X and Y with a percentage of 100%
1. You calculate median_LD and median_DP (as in your sheet, with the ranges being defined dynamically - OFFSET....)
2. You add a new series to your chart: the point with coordinates (median_LD, median_DP)
3. In the format of this point, you add error bars X and Y with a percentage of 100%
My knowledge of Excel VBA is basic and I don't understand how the chart is created. I've looked through the object explorer, the code, but I see nothing (and yet I regularly program in Access VBA..., but here: nothing, nada, niente, nicht, nothing...)