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StandardCrow102
Level III

Adding a text box to a one-way analysis chart with a character axis

I would like to insert a text box to a one-way analysis chart where the x-axis column is character-based.  The online, examples I see all use charts with a continuous numerical x-axis.  From the Customize menu, I add my script line as shown in the example.

 

Text(Center Justified, {_x_, _y_}, "_text_");

 

How do I enter an x-value when the x-axis is character?

 

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jthi
Super User

Re: Adding a text box to a one-way analysis chart with a character axis

If you open the axis you can see the "numbering" for axis labels

jthi_0-1725638087296.png

jthi_1-1725638145078.png

No idea why oneway uses this type of extremely weird numbering for the labels. For example for graph builder it would be 0 and 1 for two labels

jthi_2-1725638191141.png

 

-Jarmo

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jthi
Super User

Re: Adding a text box to a one-way analysis chart with a character axis

If you open the axis you can see the "numbering" for axis labels

jthi_0-1725638087296.png

jthi_1-1725638145078.png

No idea why oneway uses this type of extremely weird numbering for the labels. For example for graph builder it would be 0 and 1 for two labels

jthi_2-1725638191141.png

 

-Jarmo
StandardCrow102
Level III

Re: Adding a text box to a one-way analysis chart with a character axis

Super-big thanks, Jarmo.  Just what I needed.  Happy Friday :)

 

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