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2 sets of data I need one line
I have two sets of data, height and distance and I want both to be on the
same line and not two seperate lines. I would appreciate any help Thanks |
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2 sets of data I need one line
Hi,
You need to create a xy scatter chart. Assuming you have already tried selecting both ranges of data and creating a chart try this instead. Select the y values and create a xy scatter chart. Then right click chart and use the Source data dialog to specify the x values. Cheers Andy Tim wrote: I have two sets of data, height and distance and I want both to be on the same line and not two seperate lines. I would appreciate any help Thanks -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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