Vertical Line Charts
Hey Everyone! I've been working on this problem for a few days now and I can't get it going. I need to create a vertical line chart. It's easier to show in photos. I have this.... I want it to be rendered like this (created by rotating previous photo)..... What would become the Y-axis (the categories) are text. I've tried just flipping the axes in the "Select Data" dialog box, but I think the problem is that Excel keeps wanting anything on the Y-axis to be numerical rather than textual; it then messes up the values of my data across the X-axis when I try just flipping the two. Anyone have any ideas? I am not a coder; I can't write VBA. I'd be willing to learn, but I'm in the middle of thesis writing so that would be difficult to add at the moment. Thanks in advance! -Mike
Put a vertical line to the left of the numbering in a Paragraph style for a heading
I am hoping for some word gurus out there to have a method to insert a line before a heading as a paragraph style. I am running out of ideas on how to do this in word. I want to add a vertical line eg 18pt to the left of the section heading and be 60 pt high. I need the section heading to be real Heading numbers for TOC Ideally this would be paragraph style so you can just select that style and keep going on the document. Rather than hand building it for each section. This is easy to do in InDesign with paragraph rules, but not so word. What I am trying to achieve is below.......... Thanks in advance...
