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glug
Mar 12, 2004

JON JONES APOLOGIST #1
Jesus that Consolidate process I'll be telling everyone about :) Guess who never has to hack peoples ugly spreadsheets around with Perl anymore.


I've got no experience with charts in Excel, and I'm trying to do something that I think is out of the box.
Here's a sample of my data:


What I want to do is create a line graph that has on the X axis the numbers 0 through 23 (representing hours of the day, in the HoursOfTheDay column) which may or may not exist in the data (Andrews starts at 6 instead of 0). Y axis should be based on the AVGKPS column.

The trick is that I'd like to either create a chart for each value in the Plant column (obviously based on just their data), or if that's not reasonably possible, create a line on each graph that connections each of that Plant's points in a different color, with a key that shows Plant and color or some other way to determine which is which.

Is any of this possible out of the box, or is this all VBA funk?

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glug
Mar 12, 2004

JON JONES APOLOGIST #1
Thanks for the help. The data points are so all over the place, that it turns out it only really makes sense if I run this overall instead of breaking it out hourly, which makes charts far less necessary. However, I've learned something :)

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