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Put the values of x in consecutive cells in, say, column A. Then in column B you can enter your formula, but use A rather than x, i.e.: =18 + 2*A1 in B1, and then copy down. Do a similar thing for the other formulae you have in adjacent columns. Then you can highlight the data and click on the Chart Wizard, which will take you through things in nice easy steps. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 8:28*am, Thatgirl wrote: I just don't know excel. period. I have a bunch of formulas like 18+2x and 19+15x I'd like to make a line graph to compare them... (x=1,2,3,4,etc.) How do you translate those into excel-speak? |
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