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Hello,

Could anyone help me with this problem. I wanted to create chart with a
table that had the months across the top horizontally and the year vertical
on the right. The data was a bunch of price index data. I wanted the chart
to have the year and month on the bottom x-axis, the lowest numerical value
and the highest numerical value on the y-axis. When I would choose chart
type as Line it would ask me to select the data source. I could only get it
to read the horizontal axis label as the months and not the year. How would
I combine the 2? I had to retype all the data like this in order to get it
to work:

Jan-97 49.2
Feb-97 43.5
Mar-97 35.3
Apr-97 25.9
etc....

The data originally read as such:

Year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr.
1997 49.2 43.5 35.3 25.9
1998 33.3 23.3 22.2 22.1
1999
etc....

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
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Mung Q
 
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