Multiple Y Axes For Excel for Windows

User Reviews

• Sorry, pretty weak.

  boeyc15November 15, 2012

  Pros

  Example looks pretty

  Cons

  Granted, I only tried the demo, but yet another program that looks great but is limited. Only works with limited amount of data items (255).... What? Otherwise, it looks ok for small projects.

  Summary

  If I knew how to write a plug-in I already have code that does better job in stand alone apps. This is one area that Microsoft really needs to pick it up. But... find a suggest improvements location on microsoft website... Not!

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• Only way to create many Y axes in Excel

  i8b4u2August 10, 2011

  Pros

  Multiple Y Axes is a sorely needed feature of Excel, and this does it nicely. Each axes appears with text labels in different colors.

  Cons

  None really.

  Summary

  This is the only way to create many Y axes in Excel!

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• Creates Multiple Y Axes (3 or more) plots in Excel!

  rdkcompJuly 19, 2010

  Pros

  Finally can create 3 or more y axes in Excel.

  Cons

  Software creates a multiple y axes chart as a picture. You need to use EZplot (which includes Multy_Y) instead to interact with the multiple y axes plot for changing scales, titles etc...

  Summary

  Multy_Y is unique software for Excel. But use EZplot (also Office Expander software) to get all functionality of Multy_y. EZplot demo video for multiple Y axes plots is helpful.

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• Multiple Y-Axis features are beyond compare

  jfbevilaquaJanuary 14, 2009

  Pros

  Some Excel add-ins can handle multiple Y-axis displays but are limited to only 2 (left and right). Multy-Y can handle 3 or 4 or more, but after a while the multiple Y-Axis scales on the left side of the graph occupy more space than the Chart itself.

  Cons

  If it were possible to compress the Y-Axis descriptions into a smaller region or to put 2 on the left and 2 on the right, it might be somewhat more legible. At least this product got me to reconsider design requiring 2 or 3 or more Y-axis displays

  Summary

  More details not required, use it for dual Y-Axis graphs, both on the left side or find a product that puts the first Y-Axis on the left and the second on the right.

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