All,
Looks like I will be keeping my data in Calc for a while - until we have
a better idea of what we want (changing a database is a lot of work).
However, I need to do some charts, and I have not figured out how to get
Calc to give me what I want, so I need a pointer or two. I want line
charts, with multiple curves per axis (up to 8). Perhaps something like
this: http://www.indiabix.com/data-interpretation/line-charts/
The data is arranged in record format like this:
Date Location Temperature Humidity
--------- --------- -------------- ---------
7/1/14 Syracuse 71 79%
7/1/14 Albany 68 70%
7/1/14 Rochester 69 70%
7/8/14 Syracuse 82 68%
7/8/14 Albany 79 67%
7/8/14 Rochester 75 66%
So how do I end up with one chart that shows three curves for the three
cities over time (Location and Date on the X-axis, Temperature on the
Y-axis)? I have looked at the docs amd did some Googling, but so far
I'm stumped. I know that someone has done this, so there is likely a
very easy want to do it.
Dave.
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