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Default Advance filtering with multiple conditons


I have a problem with the filtering options for the advance filtering
and hope someone can help me with it.

Sheet1 is my database and Sheet 2 is the information I need to plot a
graph

1) Sheet1!G1:I2 contains the advance filtering criteria, I want to find
only Level 2 and within the week range stated in Sheet2!E1:G1. But it
does not work.

2) Can I plot 2 different graphs into a single chart? Eg. Using the
information gotten out in Sheet2!A1:B11, I plot graph 1. and using the
same x axis(Part) and the value in the Target column in sheet2 to plot
graph 2. Can I place both graphs in the one chart?


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