Advice of Chart Design

JeffGrant

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Messages
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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi All,

I have data that looks like this:

Yes HighYes LowYes CloseNo HighNo LowNo Close
0​
92​
25​
25​
58​
25​
25​
0​
56​
22​
22​
0​
0​
58​
25​
25​
0​
60​
20​
20​
86​
14​
14​
0​
0​
67​
17​
17​
0​
80​
20​
20​
71​
14​
14​
0​
60​
20​
20​
0​
25​
13​
13​
0​
75​
13​
13​
0​
56​
22​
22​
0​


Where there is 2 sets of Hi-Low Data.

However, only one set is valid on each row. ie, for that row, the Hi_Low is either a YES value or a No value.

Idealy an Excel Stock Hi-Low chart is excellent for this data.

I can chart one set of data easy enough with the Stock Hi-Low chart by adding an extra column as the Low=Close value. (not the best but is ok)

However, how can I add the second set of NO data on the same graph and then choose a different colour for the different data sets.

Or am I wanting something that is a bit too diffiuclt and I need to rethink what I am doing ???

My Appologies if I sound a bit naieve on his one :(

Thanks in advance
 

Excel Facts

Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
Update...my main issue is that if I add the two data sets onto the same chart, that excel thinks that the two sets combine and then I can't change the colour to differentiate between them.
 
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Not resolved.
Using a Hi-Lo-Close chart would suffice. Would have been nice to have a better looking chart, but it is not mandatory.
Using the traditional index/match on a table gives me the numbers I need anyway.
 
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