I have 5 variables with over time for 10 regions. I was trying create 10
graphs representing each region on a single chart like Quattro Pro. I
thought earlier versions of excel had that option.

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You can certainly create a chart with multiple series. If the original data
range contains one set of categories and multiple sets of values, all of the
values will be plotted against the same categories. If the category values
are different, you can make the chart with the first series, then select and
copy the range with X and Y values for a subsequent series, and use Paste
Special from the Edit menu to add the data as a new series.

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"ageconss" wrote in message
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I have 5 variables with over time for 10 regions. I was trying create 10
graphs representing each region on a single chart like Quattro Pro. I
thought earlier versions of excel had that option.

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