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I'd like to avoid having to sort and arrange my data, so I'm wondering
if it is possible to create a category-based line chart with several series, but with the source data intermixed. The category to which each data point belongs appears in a cell directly adjacent to the data cell. In other words, can I tell Excel that I'd like to chart a several series from a data range, and provide a 2nd range which defines the categories of the corresponding data points? For example, my data might be in four categories (calories, speed, temp, weight) with five data points in each category, and might appear in the worksheet like this: calories 3500 speed 65 temp 98.6 weight 185 calories 4000 speed 68 temp 99.0 weight 170 calories 3320 speed 46 temp 102.5 weight 192 calories 3400 speed 50 temp 98.6 weight 187 calories 4000 speed 68 temp 99.0 weight 170 Previously, I've solved this by sorting into four separate regions, then define the chart's four series out of each region. But this doesn't scale easily, as I will be routinely creating charts containing over 30,000 data points distributed among 14 categories. Thanks, -Bob Andover, MA |
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