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Feb 17 2021 06:22 AM
Solution@msm66 absolutely. In that attached sheet you can use any 'color vals' to group the points and then in row 1 you just enter the corresponding category number/text/name/etc... at the top of that group (E1, G1, I1) and you can create more sub-sets by copying the top 4 cells of any sub-set (e.g. D1:E2) to a new pair of columns and then copy the NAME formats in the name manager to add names for the new columns and then add the corresponding data sets onto the graph.
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Feb 17 2021 06:22 AM
Solution@msm66 absolutely. In that attached sheet you can use any 'color vals' to group the points and then in row 1 you just enter the corresponding category number/text/name/etc... at the top of that group (E1, G1, I1) and you can create more sub-sets by copying the top 4 cells of any sub-set (e.g. D1:E2) to a new pair of columns and then copy the NAME formats in the name manager to add names for the new columns and then add the corresponding data sets onto the graph.