Vertical axis numbering - cut out the middle numbers

Hozz

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Hi all,

I want to create a line graph with 2 series' data in it.
The problem is the 2 series are very different in number range. Series 1 ranged from 60-180 and series 2 ranges from 0-10.

because the graph needs to be reasonably small, series 2 can barely be seen.
Is there a way of cutting/hiding 11-59 from the graph and then expanding 0-10 to take up space made by removing those numbers?
 

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Hi

For the broken Y axis see Andy Pope's solution:

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but first check Jon Peltier's "Panel Chart" link in AlphaFrog's post to see that a panel chart may be a better solution.
 
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