I would like to reduce the x-axis range on a logrithmic curve from 10 to 50,
but I am restricted to a scale of 10 to 100?

A logarithmic scale by definition goes up in decades. You have to use
multiples of 10, by this I mean 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100, 1000 etc. You
cannot use anything else


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It's true that Excel's chart engine is limited in this way, but I have
seen other graphing programs that do allow you to set logarithmic
scales to other than integer powers of 10. Are you in a position to
use logarithms on a regular scale (instead of actual values on a
logarithmic scale) for your X values?


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In article <853978B9-347C-4EA9-B03C-(E-Mail Removed)>,
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> I would like to reduce the x-axis range on a logrithmic curve from 10 to 50,
> but I am restricted to a scale of 10 to 100?
>
To simulate the effect see
Flexible Log Scale
http://www.tushar-
mehta.com/excel/newsgroups/flexible_log_scale/index.html

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