I thought chilis were the peppers, and Chile was the country.

- Jon

chilegrowr wrote:

thanks, i'll give it a go in the morning. btw: "chili" is that meat and
chiles and tomatoes stuff in a can at the supermarket!

"Jon Peltier" wrote:


Are you making an XY chart? Excel might be using the first series as the
X values for the second series. Try this kind of data arrangement:

Srs-a Srs-b
X1 Y1a Y1b
X2 Y2a Y2b

Srs-a and Srs-b are the series names (legend entries) for the two
series, and you are explicitly providing X values for both series in the
first column. Select this 3x3 range, run the chart wizard, and in step
2, make sure the series are in columns.

[BTW, shouldn't that be chiligrowr?]

- Jon
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chilegrowr wrote:


I'm making a simple chart, with 2 series with 2 data points in each series,
but only the first set of data points are graphed