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    Creating a Chart

    Hi,

    I have 2 seperate tables (both on the same sheet). Within these tables are percentages scored by different teams. What I want is to create a chart that will show 2 lines allowing me to compare both sheets.

    Currently, I'm creating a new table and copying and pasting the 2 different rows from the tables and creating a chart from this.

    I was wondering if there is a way to create a chart without having to create a new table? Or does excel require uninterupted data in order to make a chart?

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    I think it would be better if you created a set of data purely for charting.
    This would be based on the selection of 2 teams. You would use formula to determine which set of data from each table was displayed.

    If you need more help post an example of your data tables and chart.
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