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Thomas R. Glass
 
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Default Excel x,y chart type x range must be re-entered each series

In Excel x,y type charts, the x range must be re-entered for each series if
the data range is beyond the complexity supported. Please consider a
sub-type for graphs where all of the x ranges are the same. Also, consider
making the data range feature have options for using the top or left row for
series names, and the left or top row for the x range. Even better, allow
multiple rows or columns at top or left for series names.

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