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Don Niall
Hi,
I am preparing a graph. There are two chart-types being
shown - column and line, but they are associated.
The X-axis shows 'calendar quarters' while the Y-axis
shows $USD. The number of column graphs for each quarter
can be 1 or 2. For example, in Q1 I have a single column
graphs in Q2 2..... I have just a single line graph.
My problem is that since the number of column graphs
varies the markers for the line graph appear 'offset',
which from a visual perspective looks confusing. The
marker only appears aligned properly for those quarters
that have 2 column graphs.
Is there anyway I can manually align the column graphs
with the markers on the line graph (ie force the marker to
the mid-point of the column).
Would appreciate your help!
Don -
I am preparing a graph. There are two chart-types being
shown - column and line, but they are associated.
The X-axis shows 'calendar quarters' while the Y-axis
shows $USD. The number of column graphs for each quarter
can be 1 or 2. For example, in Q1 I have a single column
graphs in Q2 2..... I have just a single line graph.
My problem is that since the number of column graphs
varies the markers for the line graph appear 'offset',
which from a visual perspective looks confusing. The
marker only appears aligned properly for those quarters
that have 2 column graphs.
Is there anyway I can manually align the column graphs
with the markers on the line graph (ie force the marker to
the mid-point of the column).
Would appreciate your help!
Don -