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The easiest way is to plot them as two series:
Actual Projected 01/01/07 xxxx 01/02/07 xxxx 01/03/07 xxxx etc 01/24/07 xxxx 01/25/07 xxxx 01/26/07 xxxx 01/27/07 xxxx Leave all the blanks in place and include them in the chart's source data, so the series will line up. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Saran" wrote in message ... I am currently using the line chart to project the # of bugs on a daily basis which go e.g. from 1 Jan to 31 Jan. I however want to show the Bugs from 1 Jan to 24 Jan (today) in one color and the remainder of the series in a different color as this would allow me to easily segregate the actual vs the projected. Any help is appreciated |
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