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Hello,
Sorry if this is a basic question.
As the thread title suggests, I am trying to compare $$$ of sales per month per year.
I have two main columns. 1) Date Data (dd/mm/yyyy) 2) $$$ (number)
I am trying to create a chart with two lines (one line for 2017 one for 2018).
So i want to have the years on the y axis and the months on the x axis.
Any suggestions on how to do that?
Thank you very much in advance.
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You may be misunderstanding how line charts work - the y-axis should be the $$$ for the given month.
You will want to put month (or month name) on the x axis, $ on y (values) and year as the Legend
Hope this helps,
David
You may be misunderstanding how line charts work - the y-axis should be the $$$ for the given month.
You will want to put month (or month name) on the x axis, $ on y (values) and year as the Legend
Hope this helps,
David
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