Yuval Ararat

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Sep 16 2008

Creating multiple y axis graph in excel 2007

Ok this was annoying to figure out thus i had to share this out.
I was trying to create 2 y axis graph, or chart, in Excel since the scale of the 2 data sources was not easy to put in one graph, one was in the tens and the other was in the thousands, i had to work a little harder.
First step is to create a graph using your data and select the type of graph you would like. in our case i went with dual line graph.

Next step was to change the scale so right click on the smaller line chart, the blue one in my case, and select the “Format Data Series…”

Then you get a popup window for the series with an option to change the series axis to “Secondary  Axis”, choose that!

When select the Secondary axis option and close the window using the Close button the graph will update and a new series will appear on the graph..

You have now got a Multiple Y axis graph displaying.

Wasnt too hard now was it?

P.S. the process can be repeated for more lines and more Y axis but i am not sure how useful that data will be.

Written by Yuval Ararat · Categorized: Data, Management, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Excel · Tagged: Graph, Line chart, Microsoft Office Excel, Multiple Axis, Y axis

Jun 26 2006

SharePoint Server 2007 anonymous access HowTo:

Update: i have surfed the site with firefox and thus all was well.
i am making a few modifications to this article.
you dont need to enter the authentication nor change the provider from windows.
all you have to do is check the checkbox of anonymous access.
well it is working in FireFox but i cant get beyond the 401 in Internet Explorer.
Tried forms and any other authentication but for now they all seem to behave the same.
i even enabled anonymous login in the Internet Explorer security menu but it just expediates the display of the 401.

This guide is the extention of a Guide by Mark Harrison on configuring anonymous access to a Site in SharePoint 2007.

First you have to go to the administration site of the SharePoint server(You can look for its port in the IIS configuration on your server machine.)

after logging you will have to go to

1. Application Management (Tab or left list item).

2. Choose from application security the Authentication Providers item (on the right hand side of the screen)

3. Enable the Anonymous authentication.

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Save the changes.

You might want now to restart the IIS. i found it saves time thinking what went wrong

4. Close the browser and open a new one pointing to the website you want to enable anonymous access.

5. In Site Actions (top right) open the sub menu Site Settings and in it choose Modify all Site settings

6. Under Users and Permissions choose Advanced Permissions

7. In the page choose Settings -> Anonymous Access

8. All that is left now is to set the level of access the Anonymous users will have to the site

Hope this one will save all of you the time i spent getting it done.

Written by Yuval Ararat · Categorized: Content Management, Microsoft Office · Tagged: administration site, Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer security menu, Mark Harrison, php

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