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Lines are hidden on line chart
Is there any way to differentiate lines that are on top of each other? That
is, they have similar data at some point on the chart. I've got a time-scale line chart - so it's a step chart and some of the data for the two lines I've got are the same. On the chart, all you see is one line - I'm just trying to determine if there is a way to differentiate them ... thanks. |
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