Question:
Excel logarithmic scale?
tessless
2012-10-12 15:03:34 UTC
Hi I need to make a semi-log plot, which is x versus the Natural log of y. From what I've seen, excel only lets you make a logarithmic scale for an axis, when the base is between 2 and 1000. I tried to make it base "e" but it just changes it back to 2 or 10. Does anyone have any idea on changing the scale to a natural log or making the base e.
Three answers:
Doreen
2012-10-13 11:34:54 UTC
Base 2.7 works, but I could not get any more significant digits.
anonymous
2016-11-16 12:19:03 UTC
Logarithmic Scale Excel
anonymous
2016-12-12 00:47:21 UTC
you're able to do an xy-scatter chart, then opt for the axis you opt for to transform to logarithmic scale (X-axis log, Y-axis conventional, then that's semi-log) (X-axis log, Y-axis log, then that's log-log) besides whilst suitable click on any axis, you have "format Axis", then in "Scale" tab, you have a Logarithmic verify field, verify it. savor my profile here, i'm VBAXLMan


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