Your issues of scale are in the way. If your intent is to show correlation
then simply normalize both data sets around mean=100 and your should be able to
illustrate.
MidNight Mapper
aka Neil
Peter Walsh wrote:
> I am trying to graph 2 variables in MI on the same graph. That is quite
> possible (in fact you can graph up to 4 variables) however I need to show
> two sets of values on two different Y axis, as the scale of one dataset is
> much greater than the other. This can be done in Excel, but I doesn't seem
> possible to have two different Y axis scales on the one graph in MI. Does
> anyone disagree with me on this?
>
> Regards
>
> Peter Walsh
> Dames & Moore
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