StephenSLR
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I would like to compare temps and values of two sets of data with a standard.
I have added in both sets of data for C (Horizontal axis) for Hg and V.
I would like to add in new data (in green) to create a line on how Hg and V compare to the R (which is a standard) to show how far off both sets of data is to the standard.
The only issue is, I have no values at the lower temps (vertical axis) so I'd like the new line to be a half line that appears on the graph, starting half way across the graph but it will correspond to different horizontal axis values.
Also how do I place in a dot point on the graph for that first line of data?
Here is what I have so far:
Thanks for looking.
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I have added in both sets of data for C (Horizontal axis) for Hg and V.
I would like to add in new data (in green) to create a line on how Hg and V compare to the R (which is a standard) to show how far off both sets of data is to the standard.
The only issue is, I have no values at the lower temps (vertical axis) so I'd like the new line to be a half line that appears on the graph, starting half way across the graph but it will correspond to different horizontal axis values.
Also how do I place in a dot point on the graph for that first line of data?
Here is what I have so far:
Thanks for looking.
s
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