Semi-log Grain Size Plot in Excel

[@G19Jeeper]

May not seem like much but this was a major time saver! Really needed a quick-refresher

[@kezno7]

Straight to the point, clear and concise, great work.

[@nearsightedmonk]

ok

[@TBenjaminWeaver]

Great video🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. Your voice is very soothing. You should consider making ASMR content!

[@nom6758]

thank fucking god, idk why this is never explained in any class.

[@TheWeav94]

I am glad I could help.

[@scotchtape6710]

thank you so much, you're an honest to goodness life saver

[@mohammedalhachami1736]

Thank you, but I have question is there any way I can show the values in between the log base 10 of the X-Axis meaning the values between 0.01 to 0.1 to 1 and so on??

[@kaylalyons4461]

Very informative video. Thank you

[@brianbalquist3762]

Wonderful video thank you!

[@Lanreolokunola]

this was very helpful. great video

[@PKKK16]

Thank You ,this is very helpful sir

[@fionaarunvlog]

Very helpfull video...thank u

[@wEiRdEV]

Perfect ! Thanks for the help!

[@Mohanad52023]

this is a superb video. thanks.

[@sindisiwembokazi291]

This was very helpful! Thank you 😊

[@cherrytree5026]

very helpful 👍

[@rainalenear8201]

Thank you! this was very helpful

[@merensowpongen5826]

very helpful. Thank you, sir !

[@davidshajanonghoshi4947]

Thanks for the help

[@spacesuit6995]

thank you so much

[@kimhao98]

How can you get D60?

[@pipijoyjoy]

so clear

[@abuubaidah1174]

thank you

[@diwakargowda5420]

Thanks

[@albayrakcan]

dude i cant see how you added the gridlines

[@alexnervo]

In the newest version of Microsoft Excel, first, click on the chart, then in the top left-hand corner click on "add chart element" (his has a "+" to the right of the chart, but that is no longer in the newest version of Excel), then scroll down & hover over "Gridlines." Another column should pop out. And as he states click on "Primary Minor Vertical."