When creating complex charts with columns and markers all markers show up in
fromt of one column instead of being matched with the correct column. If
information could be correlated the markers could be line up with the
correct column which would make reading the chart easier!

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And how is Excel to know how to correlate the data? In a line chart, the
markers show up above their category, with no allowance for offsetting of
clustered series.

You can actually do this yourself using XY series instead of line series:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...olAndLine.html

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
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"TLC" wrote in message
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When creating complex charts with columns and markers all markers show up
in
fromt of one column instead of being matched with the correct column. If
information could be correlated the markers could be line up with the
correct column which would make reading the chart easier!