Add new series to existing chart

LLPlates

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Hello,
I am trying to add a new series to an existing chart.
The chart is a stock chart.
I would like the new series to appear as dots, balls or squares on the existing chart.
When I go to add a new series I get a message 'the data range is too complicated to be displayed, if a new range
is selected it will replace all the series in the series panel'
And, sure enough it does and I have no chart (lucky I have plenty of back-ups)
Have inserted a picture below.
Would be grateful for some ideas if anyone has any
Thank you

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Hi,
A Stock Char needs data in a certain way and (as far as I know) it cannot be combined with other chart types. If the data you want to add does not follow these "rules", then what you described above happens.
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Maybe you can share some data, using XL2BB for convenience, of the chart as is and the new series you want to add.
 
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Thanks for your reply Grah, I will install the add on and see if the worbook will upload.
Cheers
 
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Hi,
Sorry, didn't understand what cross posting was. I thought I was not going to get any more replies as file workbook too large to upload.
 
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