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Hi all,
I have a graph as shown in the file attached.I need a horizontal line representing the '0' of y axis and also where ever the graph cuts the zero line I need vertical lines representing the corresponding x axis values.
Is this possible.Please require help.
I have attached my qv file as well s the image to clarify the requirement.
Can anyone help me out with above requirement please?????
hi try this

Horizontal line is easy - just use a reference line on the primary Y axis (will become clear in the properties Presentation > Add...)
Vertical lines at the intersect of x=0 is mathematically rather more tricky...
Go to Properties->Axes, enable Log scale and set the width to 1 to get reference line for 0.
Thanks,
Sahithya
Hi Sahana,
You can follow these steps:
>> Go to chart properties
>> Presentation
>> Reference Lines
Here you can add as many expressions as you need in your application. You should give correct expression. You can also select appropriate color according to the requirements.
I'm attaching your application with the required modifications as u mentioned. Do let me know whether it was helpful.
Have a nice day.
hi Sahithya,
that was great
thanks a lot!!!!!
do you know how to plot the vertical references as well where ever the graph is cutting the zero line????
I am trying out the reference line formula but just not working ![]()
Use conditional presentation
Hi
Go to Axes tab, Check continuous option in Dimesion Axes.
Go to Presentation tab, add reference line '0' and check the option 'Secondary Y'.
That gives you vertical reference line.
Hope this helps
Thanks & Regards
Manideep
Hi Sahana,
Check attachment,

Thanks