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Good Morning,

I would like to display serie A (in millions) and serie B (in thousands) in
the same chart (preferably line). What is the best way to do this; because
of the millions in serie A, serie B line gets 'scrunched' to the bottom. Any
suggestions?

Thanks!
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Sorry - I haven't used these tools that much - I can't seem to find where I'd
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Good Morning,

I would like to display serie A (in millions) and serie B (in thousands) in
the same chart (preferably line). What is the best way to do this; because
of the millions in serie A, serie B line gets 'scrunched' to the bottom. Any
suggestions?

Thanks!
Carol

Move one of them to the secondary axis. To do so, double-click that series,
then select the Axis tab. In there, select 'Secondary'.

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