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Bringing together two separate sets of data into one chart?
The final data would be two lines on a single chart with the following data points (based on the above example): Line 1, Cumulative Expenditures: 3/28/03 $20,000 4/25/03 $45,000 5/30/03 $62,000 6/27/03 $84,000 7/25/03 $114,000 Line 2, Budgeted Expenditures: 3/01/03 $0 4/15/03 $38,000 6/01/03...- Messier57
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Bringing together two separate sets of data into one chart?
I have two tables, one which records monthly billing expenses, the other stores budget levels at different points through the year. An example might look something like the following: ExpenseTable: Date Cost 3/28/03 $20,000 4/25/03 $25,000 5/30/03 $17,000 6/27/03 $22,000 7/25/03 $30,000...- Messier57
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