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I would like to plot a normal distribution curve horizontally (on the Y axis)
in a chart with vertical data histogram plots (up and down) and horizontal line plots (+/- 1 SD) all currently using the Y axis. I have the histogram/SD portion built. Is there a way to use a secondary axis on the left side of the chart for the nd curve, yet have the nd curve appear on the right side of the chart? Actually, it may not make a difference just which axis, Y or secondary, the plots are attached to so long as the plots can be placed on the chart in an orderly fashion to display three issues: histogram data, lines for +/- 1 SD, nd curve - the SD lines must be logical with the nd curve. The next question: how would I shade the area of +/- 1 SD? Thanks, Phil |
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