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Newport Optical Breadboard Table Top 48″x24″x2″ Linear $899.99 |
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B&W 72mm TOP LINEAR POLARIZER Filter 72 mm Lin Pol NEW! $49.95 |
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B&W B+W 58MM Multi-Coated MRC Filter Top Linear Polarizer – B&W 66044832 $70.73 B&W 66044832 B&W B & W 58MM Multi-Coated MRC Filter Top Linear Polarizer. Light rays which are reflected become polarized. Polarizing filters are used to select which light rays enter your camera lens. They can remove unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water or glass and also saturate colors providing better contrast. The effect can be seen through the viewfinder and chang… |
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How do you overlay two images or charts, so that you can clearly see both?
I have 2 graphs that I want to display such that you can see if there are any overlaps. The first is a simple business lifecycle curve (probably similar to a bell curve). The other is an 8-stage development (cumulative, likely linear, maybe a step-function?). I wanted to create a way to show them top and bottom so that someone could see they have some similarities and some differences. Ideas?
Neither of the graphs is currently created, and I just want to show smooth shapes and not numbers.
I have available to me: Excel, Powerpoint, Visio, Atlas/TI.
This really depends on the software you are using. If it’s Powerpoint or Excel, here are two ways to try it:
1. Graph them both on the same graph. They will both be on the same scale, so one of the graphs will likely be very distorted. Double click the line for the distorted graph – it should bring up a dialog box that says “Format Data Series”. On the “Axis” tab, select “Secondary Axis”. This will put a second y-axis scale on the right side of the chart and both lines should be clear. This is probably the best way to do it.
2. This is more difficult, but you can essentially make two graphs. Right click on white area around the outside of the chart (not on the plot area itself) and choose “Format Chart Area”. On the Patterns tab, under “Area”, choose “none”. Now right-click in the plot area, choose “Format Plot Area” and do the same thing. Now you can drag and drop this chart on top of the other. Of course, the data labels and scale lines won’t match up perfectly – this will probably take a lot of tweaking. That’s why the first option is preferable.
