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Default Multipanel Charts

Hello,
I'm trying to create a multipanel chart or trellis display graph. I've seen
the only two sites that talk about these and have examples,
www.processtrends.com and www.peltiertech.com, but I'm having a difficult
time understanding it. The processtrends site has a good example of the
vertical panel chart, but there's no instruction on how to actually create
the chart from the data. The other aspect is that both sites require the
values be converted into a value range. My question is can the charts be
created with current values, since the values are close enough ranges using
minimum and maxium values ? What is the best way to create these charts?
Here's the type of data (made up numbers):
Demand Visits Appts Referrals
1/1/2005 503 442 174 329
2/1/2005 442 499 154 288
3/1/2005 442 522 118 324
4/1/2005 357 350 116 241
5/1/2005 497 384 170 327

Thanks in advance.
 
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