A plot (chart) of time series data may be used for many purposes. From my
use two reasons I use such plots a
Studying individual time series trends; and
Overall impression of all results.

But when studying multiple time series data a chart can become cluttered.
It would be useful if individual series could be seleceted as visible or
invisible so that they could be evaluated without losing the total plot.

At the moment the only way to "unclutter" the plot is to remove the
temporaily-unwanted series but it can be time consuming to reconstruct the
plot.

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Hi,

You might find Jon Peltier's example of selecting series to plot via
checkboxes helpful, rather than deleting series from the chart.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ChartByControl.html

Cheers
Andy

Robert wrote:
A plot (chart) of time series data may be used for many purposes. From my
use two reasons I use such plots a
Studying individual time series trends; and
Overall impression of all results.

But when studying multiple time series data a chart can become cluttered.
It would be useful if individual series could be seleceted as visible or
invisible so that they could be evaluated without losing the total plot.

At the moment the only way to "unclutter" the plot is to remove the
temporaily-unwanted series but it can be time consuming to reconstruct the
plot.

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