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Line Chart Appearance

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Hi.... I am trying to chart my patient's audiogram results with X Horizontal axis contains the value of Frequency of 500,1000,2000,3000,4000,6000,8000 Hertz (by calculation). The Y axis is the intensity of the sound heard by the patient for each frequency with the value ranging from 0 to 100 dB (5 dB differences).

Creating this chart is not much a problem. My question: Is it possible to create this chart with X axis on the top, Y axis with the value using line chart shown at the bottom (downward) instead of upward. (Mirror image of ordinary line chart). Thank you for your help

You could feed inverted (i.e. negative) values to your chart - which, strictly speaking, are the correct values.

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  • Newbies

You could feed inverted (i.e. negative) values to your chart - which, strictly speaking, are the correct values.

Thank you very much. I just tried it and it achieve my purpose

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  • Newbies

Another problem I still cannot solve is to copy automatically the values from 6 fields(number) to one new field (calculation,text) used for Y axis. I want these 6 valuea to be automatically calculated into

this text field as delimited data. Which calculation to use?

I don't think you need another field for this. If you have 6 separate fields for the values (shouldn't there be 7 of them?) you can do the calculation in the chart setup itself, e.g. make Y axis =

List ( f1 ; f2 ; ... f6 )




or, if you prefer to keep your field values positive =




List ( -f1 ; -f2 ; ... -f6 )

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  • Newbies

I don't think you need another field for this. If you have 6 separate fields for the values (shouldn't there be 7 of them?) you can do the calculation in the chart setup itself, e.g. make Y axis =

List ( f1 ; f2 ; ... f6 )




or, if you prefer to keep your field values positive =




List ( -f1 ; -f2 ; ... -f6 )

Thank you, it works well.....

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