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  • Dude you sound gay as fuck, man up let your nuts drop.

  • مفيد جدا وجزاكم الله عير علي ما قدمتم

  • Thanks bro good stuff!

  • thank you sooo much

    

  • thanks alot.....it helped me a lot

  • thax

  • excellent

  • my question is that when I want to do one X variable versus 3 sets of Y variables, something similiar to what this author is doing, my 1st set of y values are correct, but then my 2nd and 3rd set of y values are higher than what the actual values are. Looks to me like the excel is doing something cumulative. Note that I do not want to make a secondary axis-I want all 3 sets of Y data on the same scale, same axis. So I'm so confused about this for a long time if anyone can help me with that?

  • This is a life saver - Thank you so much - had to do a comparison on populations nationally and then with a zip code looking for trends. Great information and trick

  • thanks you helped me with my assignment

  • Cant thank you enough.

    

  • Thanks for the good tutorial. Is there anyway to save the custom style under CHART STYLES? NOT as a template. Template changes the axis information and the formula, I just need to save the colors that I defined.

  • thanks sooooooooo much.. saved my ass!

  • This is a reeeeally cool video. Why can't I find you on Excelville? With skills like that, you should be getting paid!

  • Thank you for uploading these tutorials, Matthew. They are very helpful.

  • thanks. this was very helpful!

  • my god your voice is annoying..

  • my god your voice is annoying..

  • thanks!! that was so easy

  • don't like it.

  • thanks that was great

  • thank you so much

  • Thanks Matthew!

  • Thanks so much !! You're awesome ^^

    Could you also please explain how to combine two histograms. e.g. I have data sets of number of fish fin-rays of the years 2007 and 08. I have already made separate histograms for these two years, but I want to show both the data sets in the same graph.

    I would appreciate your help !! Thanks anyway

  • Thanks for the explanation

  • Another example of how bad Office 2007 was redesigned.

    It's worst than Vista compared to Windows 7. Although I've had my Office 2007 for months, I kept working on my old Office 2003 on my old XP computer. Once I though I understood Excel 2007 well enough, with those impossible ribbons, I moved my stuff to 2007.... until I had to make a column line Chart that I used to be able to do in 2 to 5 seconds.

    What a spoil of brilliant programmers! At least thye have not (yet) touched to my Excel VBA!

  • thanks for this video! great help! this is exactly what i was looking for! this is one of the default types in the older ver of excel but is quite hidden in ver 2007.

  • is this possible, i want to create a graph with x&y values. and have two or more gradient lines in the graph. but i want to enter each line (gradient) with an xy start point, and an xy end point. for eg:- line A would have start point 0,0 end point 10,0.

    B start 0,0 end 0,5.

    C start 10,0 end 10,5.

    D start 0,5 end 10,5

    is it possible to have that graph in excel?

  • @hugostyles

    I need to know too. Can anyone teach me?

  • Thanks. Now I will pass my assignment!

  • Folks,

    How cold I create a chart with two lines showing two different pre-calculated set of values for the temperature (inverted relationship. First will range from 35 to -31.05 and the second from 37 to -34.54 oC) according to the altitude (which ranges from 0-8000m) ?

    Thanks,

  • Sorted guys. The problem was the type of chart. I was using lines instead of scatter.

    Cheers

  • great! thanks! =p

  • Thank you so much! It's exactly what I was looking for!

  • thanks

  • omg THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!! I had to do a geo assignment this is EXACTLY what i was looking for!!!! even google doesnt have this!!!!!!!!!! thANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

  • Awesome tutorial

    Nice step by step explanation

    really this video very helpful for me

    Thanks So much

    Please upload more tutorial

    God Bless :-)

  • Thank very much for this. I've been trying to work out how to do it for ages.

  • thanks for the useful information!

  • Can explain it you how Pissed off i was when i was dealing with 3 variable and was unable to chart the data. ur video with a click to secondary has did exactly what i wanted... Thanks mate!!! Good one

  • thank you so much, that's realy helped.

  • thank you, needed it for my project :)

  • Thank you much!!

  • thanks

  • Thank you for this. Great tip.

  • so interesting

    Thank you so much

  • alas, no, Patrik. just a few excerpts are video, though we're working on making more!

  • That's the way to learn! Thank you. Is your whole "missing manual" a video tutorial?

  • lol

  • interesting... so I see for the first time I have become the first one to post a comment on this video, and this has been seen rougly 1005 times!!!!!

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