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Monthly line graph with two lines in Excel 2016
How do I create an Excel (.XLS and .XLSX) file in C# without installing Microsoft Office?MS Chart Control Scale - Line graph show 12 monthsSummarizing Excel Data with a graphLine graph in R comparing values in 2 columnsCreating a Year Over Year Line Graph Based on Pivot TableExcel - Multiple subsets of data on one line graphLine graph in ggplot R with one numeric variableExcel Graph - 2 Line chart / Each line representing it's own data setMultiple series into one line in line graph in Excel?
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I am trying to plot a montly line graph for below data from Jan to Dec with Overall Share % on Y axis and Months, Mumbai & Delhi on X Axis. I need two separate line for Mumbai & Delhi for "Overall Share %". I tried to add a line graph for the data, but it is creating one single line for both Mumbai & Delhi.
Can somebody help me to create monthwise line graphs showing two separate lines for Mumbai & Delhi for the below data?
excel linegraph
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I am trying to plot a montly line graph for below data from Jan to Dec with Overall Share % on Y axis and Months, Mumbai & Delhi on X Axis. I need two separate line for Mumbai & Delhi for "Overall Share %". I tried to add a line graph for the data, but it is creating one single line for both Mumbai & Delhi.
Can somebody help me to create monthwise line graphs showing two separate lines for Mumbai & Delhi for the below data?
excel linegraph
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
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have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27
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I am trying to plot a montly line graph for below data from Jan to Dec with Overall Share % on Y axis and Months, Mumbai & Delhi on X Axis. I need two separate line for Mumbai & Delhi for "Overall Share %". I tried to add a line graph for the data, but it is creating one single line for both Mumbai & Delhi.
Can somebody help me to create monthwise line graphs showing two separate lines for Mumbai & Delhi for the below data?
excel linegraph
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
I am trying to plot a montly line graph for below data from Jan to Dec with Overall Share % on Y axis and Months, Mumbai & Delhi on X Axis. I need two separate line for Mumbai & Delhi for "Overall Share %". I tried to add a line graph for the data, but it is creating one single line for both Mumbai & Delhi.
Can somebody help me to create monthwise line graphs showing two separate lines for Mumbai & Delhi for the below data?
excel linegraph
excel linegraph
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 4:43
MalteshMaltesh
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881 gold badge4 silver badges11 bronze badges
have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27
add a comment |
have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27
have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27
have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27
add a comment |
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have you tried using a second series ? looks like you're plotting everything in the same series, therefore a single line. select data, add series, select only mumbai data for series 1, resp dehli data for series 2
– Jo.lass
Mar 26 at 7:27