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Default charting closed vs opened orders

I have 2 pivot tables, 1 which contains the number of orders created
per week
Create Week Total
1/31/2005 1
2/14/2005 2
2/21/2005 5
2/28/2005 6
3/7/2005 1
3/14/2005 2
3/21/2005 3
5/9/2005 1
5/23/2005 3
5/30/2005 2
6/6/2005 5
6/13/2005 8
6/20/2005 6
6/27/2005 2
7/4/2005 3
7/11/2005 12
7/18/2005 10

and another which contains the number of orders closed per week.
Close Week Total
2/28/2005 1
3/14/2005 3
5/9/2005 1
5/16/2005 1
5/23/2005 3
6/20/2005 1
6/27/2005 4
7/25/2005 6
8/8/2005 4
8/22/2005 14
8/29/2005 1
9/5/2005 1
9/12/2005 3
9/19/2005 5
9/26/2005 2

both are derived from the same data.

I want to create a graph showing me the opened vs closed using those 2
tables. As you can see from the data, there are weeks when no orders
are created and weeks where no orders are closed. How do I combine the
2 to show me the data?

thx

yann

 
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