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How to create a chart with multiple columns per date, and a single point per column

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    Re: How to create a chart with multiple columns per date, and a single point per column

    The points could be plotted as scatterplot with x values modified
    See attached sample done step by step

    final touches - delete secondary Y axis
    click on legend (whole legend will be selected), then click on text at dot legend entry (only this item will be selected) delete. Repeat for other unwanted legend entries.
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