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2 sets of "y" data points with one set of "x" data points
I am using Excel 2003 and trying to do a model for math class comparing the
average ocean temperature to storm activity for the last 20 years. My x axis will be the year, then I would like to overlay the two sets of data (temp & storms). Any ideas on how to accomplish this? -- Doug |
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