Y axis log scale flipping

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25th Apr 2012

Hey guys,
So I'm working with values of less than 1, so obviously the log of anything less than 1 is a negative number. However, when I change a charts Y axis to log scale, all I want is the scale to be in log form. I don't want it computing the logs of my data and seeing that the log of say, .4 , is negative and thus flipping the graph. I have attached a photo of what this currently looks like. If I have been unclear on anything, let me know and I will try to clarify.
Using 2007.

Thanks
SO

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Last edited by SouthernOgre; 25th Apr 2012 at 09:27 AM.. Reason: Added an example

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