Personally, I would've used a line chart, but it depends on the impact your looking for...

"Michael" wrote:

Hi,

Say I have a table liks this:

TL APCSAL MHSDPA TSWR SOMM AOMM RRC
..814 .832 .521 1.0 .722 .954 .941
..792 .819 .521 1.0 .684 .466 .941
..814 .731 .521 1.0 .757 .638 .941
..814 .832 .521 1.0 .220 .954 .941
..814 .731 .285 1.0 .757 .323 .941
..814 .731 .521 1.0 .722 .323 .941
..814 .731 .285 1.0 .757 .323 .941
..814 .731 .285 1.0 .220 .323 .632
..814 .731 .521 1.0 .757 .638 .941
..814 .832 .521 1.0 .757 .954 .941
..814 .832 .521 1.0 .722 .323 .941
..792 .819 .285 1.0 .757 .323 .941
..814 .731 .521 1.0 .722 .323 .632
..814 .832 1.0 1.0 .722 .638 .941

When I plot it using radar chart (Rows option), they don't look clear
since lines cover each others!

Is there a smarter way to make this clearer so each solution (each row
is a solution) can be recognized easily (specially when you have many
more rows)?

Thanks,
Mike