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Different graphs on same plot of different length using drop down option

Anonymous
2022-05-07T07:00:18+00:00

Hi guys, I need to generate a graph of data sets of different lengths on same graph using drop down option. Like for instance I have monthly expenses and daily expenses and length of monthly expenses is 12 and daily expenses for a particular month is 30. So i want these separately on same graph using drop down option. Like when I click monthly I should get monthly graph and when I click daily I should get a daily graph.. Please help urgent

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  1. Anonymous
    2022-05-07T14:48:19+00:00

    Hello SattiSubbu,

    Thank you for posting to community forum.

    According to description you want to create a drop-down menu for data so it can switch the data on a graph. If my understanding doesn’t match your situation, please post back and point that.

    To provide a proper support can you please share a sample of your file with us? You may replace or remove the sensitive data and upload your file to OneDrive and share a link here.

    If you can’t share your file, we kindly ask you to add some screenshots of how you data set look.

    Meanwhile you may check these tutorials for a useful information:

    Drop Down Menu with adjusting Graph // Excel Tutorial - YouTube

    Excel Dynamic Chart Linked with a Drop-down List - GeeksforGeeks

    How to create dynamic charts linked to a drop-down list in Excel (powerusersoftwares.com)

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    We highly appreciate your patience and understanding.

    Best Regards,

    Igor

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