drawing charts (vertical lines) for 3 values.

lezawang

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Hi
I have 3 values.

Average = 100

Average+ standard deviation = 100+10

Average- standard deviation = 100-10

I want to draw a chart that show each value as below. The vertical value does not matter (I mean the line height). Is that possible . Thank you

9
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Yes. U need to add a "dummy" series to the chart. Jon Peltier or Tushar Meta will have examples if U google. HTH. Dave
 
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