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Line Chart with 2 Data Series

Susan J

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I need to create a graph with 2 different series of data. One is for the entire production period (Jan-Dec) and the second is for the production period Jan-Jun for which I need to forcast a trend.

The thing is that when I create the second series, excel graphs starting from "0" instead of the first data point.

How do I fix this? Is it possible for me to send you the chart so that you can see it?
 
I learned how to post the file and have done so through 2shared.com. Here is the link where I have highlighted the area of concern in pale yellow.


http://www.2shared.com/file/P3w6xdK1/Data_Series_Question.html
 
Hi, Susan J!


The range "Total Volume Shipped (Jan 2010 - Oct 2011)" refers to cells $B$2:$B$670.

The range "Total Volume Shipped (Jan-Sept 2010)" refers to cells $C$1:$C$274.

The range "01-Apr-11" refers to cells $D$1:$D$670.

The range "20-Feb-11" refers to cells $E$1:$E$670.


Tried changing the second one to start form row 2? That's to say $C$2:$C$274.

Even the last two are blank, they should be adjusted to start from row 2, i.e, $D$2:$D$670 and $E$2:$E$670.


Just advise if it doesn't work.


Regards!


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Susan

Have you tried doing this as a Scatter Chart instead of as a Line Chart?
 
SirJB7, you are my hero. Changing the cell reference to $C$2 worked and, you know, I doubt I would have ever figured it out. Thanks for your help and for your PS. I have followed your suggestion. :)
 
Hi, Susan J!

Glad you solved it. Thanks for your feedback and your kind words, and welcome back whenever needed or wanted.

Regards!
 
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