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In XL there is no model for a cartesian chart.
Where can I find it?

Greetings from Belgium

Thank you
Wouldn't that be an XY chart?

- Jon
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quot;Zekniquot; gt; wrote in message
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gt; In XL there is no model for a cartesian chart.
gt; Where can I find it?
gt;
gt; Greetings from Belgium
gt;
gt; Thank you
gt;
Yes it is an XY chart.

I found in the book:quot;Principles of microeconomicsquot; this txt

// COPY//

The axis contain measurement scales that intersect at 0 (zero).
This point is called the origin.
On the vertical scale, positive numbers lie above the horizontal axis (that
is above the origin) and negative numbers lie below it.
On the horizontal scale, positive numbers lie to the right of the vertical
axis (to the right of the origin) and negative numbers lie to the left of
it.
Each axis is a measuring scale.
.......

So only the upper right iquadrant is positive.

//end of copy//

Zekni

quot;Jon Peltierquot; gt; schreef in bericht
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gt; Wouldn't that be an XY chart?
gt;
gt; - Jon
gt; -------
gt; Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
gt; Peltier Technical Services
gt; Tutorials and Custom Solutions
gt; PeltierTech.com/
gt; _______
gt;
gt; quot;Zekniquot; gt; wrote in message
gt; ...
gt;gt; In XL there is no model for a cartesian chart.
gt;gt; Where can I find it?
gt;gt;
gt;gt; Greetings from Belgium
gt;gt;
gt;gt; Thank you
gt;gt;
gt;
gt;
You can double click each axis to change the scale so you can actually see
all quadrants.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
PeltierTech.com/
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quot;Zekniquot; gt; wrote in message
...
gt; Yes it is an XY chart.
gt;
gt; I found in the book:quot;Principles of microeconomicsquot; this txt
gt;
gt; // COPY//
gt;
gt; The axis contain measurement scales that intersect at 0 (zero).
gt; This point is called the origin.
gt; On the vertical scale, positive numbers lie above the horizontal axis
gt; (that is above the origin) and negative numbers lie below it.
gt; On the horizontal scale, positive numbers lie to the right of the vertical
gt; axis (to the right of the origin) and negative numbers lie to the left of
gt; it.
gt; Each axis is a measuring scale.
gt; ......
gt;
gt; So only the upper right iquadrant is positive.
gt;
gt; //end of copy//
gt;
gt; Zekni
gt;
gt;
gt;
gt;
gt; quot;Jon Peltierquot; gt; schreef in bericht
gt; ...
gt;gt; Wouldn't that be an XY chart?
gt;gt;
gt;gt; - Jon
gt;gt; -------
gt;gt; Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
gt;gt; Peltier Technical Services
gt;gt; Tutorials and Custom Solutions
gt;gt; PeltierTech.com/
gt;gt; _______
gt;gt;
gt;gt; quot;Zekniquot; gt; wrote in message
gt;gt; ...
gt;gt;gt; In XL there is no model for a cartesian chart.
gt;gt;gt; Where can I find it?
gt;gt;gt;
gt;gt;gt; Greetings from Belgium
gt;gt;gt;
gt;gt;gt; Thank you
gt;gt;gt;
gt;gt;
gt;gt;
gt;
gt;