Hello, I have some trouble, I have 28 factors and while the bottem labels of the factors are in line with the graphs (the dot and error bar) the graphs are everytime a bit to higher when you go one variable up so the first labels are totally out of place. Edit: the bars are in place but the "dot and line" not in line with the bars
I think I had the same problem you did, and I realized I had to readjust the secondary vertical axis so that the maximum number was 1 above our highest count while the minimum was 0, and then the issue was fixed. Gave me a grey hair though.
Excellent tutorial. In the end, I would like to add that if your CI's are very wide using the format axis option (for the axis with numbers) and choose the option "logarithmic scale base 10" with axis bounds set to auto. Then format axis for the axis with factors at set label position to "low".
Thank you so much for this video!! It is very clear with every step and so helpful, saved me so much time from having to search endlessly for other videos Unfortunately this does not work with 10 or more factors.
Hi Erica, thank you so much for this helpful video. I'm having an issue with my datapoint/label alignment, though. First of all, I'm seeing no tick marks at all on my Y axis, and second, when I go to change the "odds" data to scatter, it moves the datapoints further above the axis labels, and "positioning on tick marks" doesn't change it. Any advice for this issue?
This was super helpful. Anyone know how to show two sets of data in the same plot area? For instance outcomes for two different groups, for instance different doses of medications. I'm looking to show OR for complications associated with two dose levels of same medication.
It turns out that there is a problem when using 12 variables ... I found a solution by adding 1 more empty column above it (in the explanation only 1 empty column above) ... hope it helps
Hey, Ricardo! Não estou a conseguir fazer. Dá-me erro coma fórmula mesmo mudando as células - (ROWS($A$4:$A$11)-ROW()+ROW($A$4:$A$11)) A ti não te deu erro?
@@nunodenoronha se estiver usando o Excel em português, substitua o ROW/ ROWS por LIN/LINS. Eu também não consegui nessa parte, até perceber que era o idioma
@@ricardomorato2875 Só mais uma dúvida: Depois de você escrever LIN/LINS e alterar o número das células, a série de números que lhe apareceu estava correta? A minha série de números começa em 4 e acaba em 7, não em 1.
@@nunodenoronha se vc começou sua série de fatores na linha 4, é só alterar o segundo valor para o número da última linha que contém fator. Pelo que vc falou, na sua tabela seria de 4 a 7, enquanto no vídeo foi de 4 a 11
Thank you, this was extremely helpful. Can you individually change the color of individual circles? EVery time I try to chanche the color every circle changes color as well.
when I try to add in the odds ratios, the values seem to add in an a different y axis- and I cannot get the values to match with the original bar countdown values. I am using excel 2016 on a Mac.. Any suggestions?
The error bars are not adjusting accurately using excel 16. Is there a way to fix this? It seems like they don't adjust even after specifying the value
Just what I needed! Great tutorial. Only note I would add is depending on the version of Excel you have you may need to adjust your y-axis range if the scatterplot points don't align with your countdown/factor labels :)
This video is very helpful. I just wish it was not so difficult to make these graphs in Excel. Really appreciate your time and effort in explaining this clearly.
I had the same problem. In the end the problem for me was that the language of Excel was in Dutch in my case. So if your excel program is in another language you should change the term ROWS into the language that your Excel is set up in.
