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corona91719

Multiple Data Sets
 

Not sure if this makes sense but is it possible to show various data
sets on one graph? For example, I presently have a chart that shows P
vs. A, this is projected vs. actual. I want to include efficiency on
the same chart but it is in %, whereas the P vs. A is in regular
numbers. So when I try to do it, efficiency shows at the bottom or
zero. It is actually 120%+ but does not show. Is it possible to show %
and regular numbers on the same chart?

Thanks.


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David Biddulph

Multiple Data Sets
 
"corona91719"
wrote in message
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Not sure if this makes sense but is it possible to show various data
sets on one graph? For example, I presently have a chart that shows P
vs. A, this is projected vs. actual. I want to include efficiency on
the same chart but it is in %, whereas the P vs. A is in regular
numbers. So when I try to do it, efficiency shows at the bottom or
zero. It is actually 120%+ but does not show. Is it possible to show %
and regular numbers on the same chart?


Select the second series, Format axis, and select "secondary axis".
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David Biddulph




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