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Line chart by day of week
Greetings all. In column B I have days of the week, and in column K I have
total drive time in seconds for my commute, for a total of five weeks. I have seen charts that plot points for each day of the week on a separate line. My chart would have the days of the week in the y axis, and the time in seconds on the x axis, and a separate line for each day. No matter how I try to set it up, it ends up looking like a jumbled mess. It should look like the below example, but I realize the lines will not be straight, and they will overlap, so will need to be different colors. Is this even possible? If so, does anyone know how to do it. I am thinking there will need to be a legend showing the color of the line for each day of the week, since they will be overlapping. Thank you. Monday | -------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday |-------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday |-------------------------------------------------------- Thursday |-------------------------------------------------------- Friday |-------------------------------------------------------- ___________________________________________ 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 2050 2100 |
Line chart by day of week
I figured it out. Also realized I should have posted in the charts forum.
"Greg Snidow" wrote: Greetings all. In column B I have days of the week, and in column K I have total drive time in seconds for my commute, for a total of five weeks. I have seen charts that plot points for each day of the week on a separate line. My chart would have the days of the week in the y axis, and the time in seconds on the x axis, and a separate line for each day. No matter how I try to set it up, it ends up looking like a jumbled mess. It should look like the below example, but I realize the lines will not be straight, and they will overlap, so will need to be different colors. Is this even possible? If so, does anyone know how to do it. I am thinking there will need to be a legend showing the color of the line for each day of the week, since they will be overlapping. Thank you. Monday | -------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday |-------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday |-------------------------------------------------------- Thursday |-------------------------------------------------------- Friday |-------------------------------------------------------- ___________________________________________ 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 2050 2100 |
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