K koertkopbeen Well-Known Member Joined Jun 2, 2008 Messages 116 Reaction score 5 Oct 21, 2019 #1 Hi, guys I'm looking to create a table in Excel with the same y-axis, but with two different variables compared on the x. Like this: Any idea on how to enter this data into a spreadsheet for the table to come out like this? Kindly, KK
Hi, guys I'm looking to create a table in Excel with the same y-axis, but with two different variables compared on the x. Like this: Any idea on how to enter this data into a spreadsheet for the table to come out like this? Kindly, KK
agentrfr Executive Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 5,419 Reaction score 841 Location Sandton, Gauteng Oct 21, 2019 #2 Hey my dude I got you covered
agentrfr Executive Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 5,419 Reaction score 841 Location Sandton, Gauteng Oct 21, 2019 #3 Um I think it is easier the other way round tho, thats just me
K koertkopbeen Well-Known Member Joined Jun 2, 2008 Messages 116 Reaction score 5 Oct 21, 2019 #4 Hi, thanks for this. Can I ask how you did this? Did you use an Excel sheet? If so, how did you organise the data set?
Hi, thanks for this. Can I ask how you did this? Did you use an Excel sheet? If so, how did you organise the data set?
agentrfr Executive Member Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 5,419 Reaction score 841 Location Sandton, Gauteng Oct 22, 2019 #5 I'm just messing with you Check your PM I will send you a link to the excel document. All you need to do is add multiple data sets to a single chart, then format them together
I'm just messing with you Check your PM I will send you a link to the excel document. All you need to do is add multiple data sets to a single chart, then format them together