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    More than one data series on the X-axis

    I have three sets of data in which I am trying to graph. I have three sets time data and one set of distance data. I am trying to plot my distance on the Y-axis, however, excel automatically puts this on the x-axis. How do I switch them?

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    Re: More than one data sereies on the X-axis

    Hello,

    charting depends heavily on the data layout in the source table. Without seeing what you have in place, it's hard to advise. Post a data sample in an Excel file.

    You may want to look at XY charts.

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    Re: More than one data series on the X-axis

    Assuming you have data in columns in order T1, T2, T3, and D.

    Select T1 data, hold Ctrl and select D data (two ranges highighted). Create your XY chart.

    Select T2 data, hold Ctrl and select D data (two ranges highighted). Copy, then select chart, and use Paste Special to add data as new series.

    Select T3 and D data (one two-column range highlighted). Copy, then select chart, and use Paste Special to add data as new series.
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