Creating an X,Y scatter plot with columns sorted as (series name, x, y)

turtlepower

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I am trying to create a x,y scatter plot of multiple series, each with their own x,y values. The data is organized as shown below, as (series name, x, y). I can create the scatter plot by adding each series to the chart, but there are hundreds of series and I need a faster way to go through it. Is there a way to input these three columns (or macros) so that excel can sort the data into series and graph it?

seriesxy
a1599885.3044051177.368
a1599884.6814051181.09
a1599884.6184051181.697
a2599870.5434051175.651
a35998544051171.144
a3599854.1774051174.89
a4599839.5724051177.898

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Thank you!
 

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