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I'm sure this is naive. In Excel 2003 I'm trying to construct a line graph
in which there is is more than one set of matching x and y values. For example, the data looks like this: x1 y1 x2 y2 1/1/08 1 1/15/08 5 2/1/08 2 2/15/08 6 3/1/08 3 3/15/08 7 4/1/08 4 If I were drawing a scatter plot, I could enter matching x and y values, but with a line graph I can plot the data only by rearranging it to look like this. x y1 y2 1/1/08 1 1/15/08 6 2/1/08 2 2/15/08 7 3/1/08 3 3/15/08 8 4/1/08 4 I'm sure there must be a simpler way, particularly if one has multiple data sets. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, johnston |
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