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Defining areas on a graph
I am working in a microbiology lab and am plotting on a bar chart zone size
versus number of isolates. The size of the zone determines whether or not an organism is sensitive, intermediate or resistant to an antibiotic. I would like to be able to illustrate on the graph which area on it pertains to resistance/intermediate/sensitive. At the moment I just have a list of the zone sizes on the Y axis but it would be great if there was a visual representation on the chart area of where the different interpretations began and ended, inother owrds to almost divide the graph into 3 areas with the columns in each area. Hope this makes sense! -- mrsatroy |
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Defining areas on a graph
How about adding horizontal lines to denote the boundaries?
Could use one of these methods: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...orzErrBar.html http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...orzSeries.html best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "mrsatroy" wrote in message ... I am working in a microbiology lab and am plotting on a bar chart zone size versus number of isolates. The size of the zone determines whether or not an organism is sensitive, intermediate or resistant to an antibiotic. I would like to be able to illustrate on the graph which area on it pertains to resistance/intermediate/sensitive. At the moment I just have a list of the zone sizes on the Y axis but it would be great if there was a visual representation on the chart area of where the different interpretations began and ended, inother owrds to almost divide the graph into 3 areas with the columns in each area. Hope this makes sense! -- mrsatroy |
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