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Old 12-23-2019, 08:17 PM
Ashikido Ashikido is offline Graph in a cell of stock price between 52-week low-high. Windows 10 Graph in a cell of stock price between 52-week low-high. Office 2019
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Default Graph in a cell of stock price between 52-week low-high.

Hi!
Please see attached screenshot. I am running Excel 365.

I would like to embed a graph into the empty cell "Graph low-high".


For this graph, I would like to visualize 3 points: 52-w low price, current price, and 52w high.
The way I see it, it should be a line with three dots.
Does anyone know how to make that happen?

Thanks and happy holidays.
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