[mtran]

Please help do this graph in Illustrator: min value = 90, max 110, but the base line is at 100, so some bar goes up, and some goes down. See image attached.
Need it badly. Help please!!!

or is there any program that do chart, which I can color the individual bars in CMYK, and can be imported to Illustrator clean [without weird stuff]. Excel can do chart, but can't deal with color, also when import to Illustrator, it's not clean.

[Rakan]

I don't know if this will be any help to you at all.. and I have never used it, but check it out and see if you can...

http://www.graphviz.org/Download_windows.php

I'm installing it as I type to see for myself what this program can do. Sorry if it's completely useless

[jase1000]

Maybe I'm missing something here but what's so difficult about a pile of rectangles?

[mtran]

Originally Posted by jase1000

Maybe I'm missing something here but what's so difficult about a pile of rectangles?

It's not difficult with bar chart that the base line is the same as the min value, but here the base line is not the min, it's kind of in the middle.

And because I will have to do tons of charts, so I can't or exactly don't want to manually move/ draw the bar, but want Illustrator to make it for me. Maybe that's the point you missed?

[Rakan]

Okay I can't figure this program out... sorry mtran, you're on your own with this one If I stumble across anything else, I'll be sure to post it...

[jase1000]

Originally Posted by mtran

Maybe that's the point you missed?

It was.

[chick]

Hmmm ... I don't know how you set up the min value to start at 90 ... It must be an error with the data on import ... try this:

Select the graph with the seletion tool (black arrow) and choose from the top level menu Object>Graph and choose from the different options available for formatting the graph. If you choose the "data" option, you may be able to re-format, as it appears the problem is that values of less than 100 are being displayed as negative values.

[mtran]

Originally Posted by chick

Hmmm ... I don't know how you set up the min value to start at 90 ... It must be an error with the data on import ... try this

That's why I'm asking . The graph shows above is made in Excel, which can do min value 90, and baseline value 100. I don't know if we can do the same thing with Illustrator, and not sure if Illustrator let us do sth like that.