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Default Graph Series Questions

I have two Excel 2003 questions:

1) Is there any way to move a series of data once a chart has been created?
For instance, say my four series are listed in the legend as 2, 3, 4, 1, and
I want to put series 1 to the top. Is there an easier way than going back to
the source data and re-establishing all the data series in the order I want
them to appear in the legend?

2) I have a chart that automatically pulls its data source from another
worksheet to create a graph. The problem is that there is a lot of zero data
being pulled over, and this zero data is still being plotted into the graph.
Is there a way to have the graph only plot the data series' greater than
zero? Since I don't know VB, I'd prefer to know if this can be done via
conventional Excel functionality.

Thank you.

 
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