Sometimes I like to use a line chart, because its date scale axis is better
than what I can get from an XY chart's value axis. What I do for multiple
series is create the line chart with the first series, then add the other
series, and change them to XY series. The XY series will share the line
chart's axis but not the X values of the first series.

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"Del Cotter" wrote in message
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008, in microsoft.public.excel.charting,
Alicia said:
I need to show in the line graph all 3 lists with their corresponding
dates
and financial data.

I went to the source data, series tab, and created 3 series for my 3 lists
(A, B, C). My question is how do I get the info from all 3 series to
reflect
in my X axis (as it only allows me to select one set of dates).

Abandon the line chart and use a scatter chart instead.

Forget the fact that the default scatter chart has points and no lines,
and a line chart has lines. You can easily give the scatter chart series
lines too.

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