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Excel 2007
I have created a standard line chart, which I hoped to represent two different data sets on (x-axis = time, y-axis = %). Data Series 1 plots perfectly. Data Series 2, instead of plotting the second data series, plots Data Series 1 + Data Series 2 (added together). When you add data labelling, it states the % as the correct value, i.e. it says 7.26% but plots the point 5% (-2.26% +7.26%). Rather confused, I cannot determine what I am doing wrong. I'd suggest a fundamental error with excel, but that seems ridiculous. Please help! |
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I suggest that you go back and look carefully at what sub-type of line chart
you have chosen. My guess is that you have chosen a "stacked" chart. Choose a line chart other than stacked, or if you are trying to plot your Y values against your X values you may find that XY (confusing described as "scatter") is the right chart type. -- David Biddulph "KnockOffNigel" wrote in message ... Excel 2007 I have created a standard line chart, which I hoped to represent two different data sets on (x-axis = time, y-axis = %). Data Series 1 plots perfectly. Data Series 2, instead of plotting the second data series, plots Data Series 1 + Data Series 2 (added together). When you add data labelling, it states the % as the correct value, i.e. it says 7.26% but plots the point 5% (-2.26% +7.26%). Rather confused, I cannot determine what I am doing wrong. I'd suggest a fundamental error with excel, but that seems ridiculous. Please help! |
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