Comparative Graph

[anonymous]

Hi Guys! Hope you are doing well. There are two months data can be found below. Is it possible to draw a comparative graph for the two months as I have shown a sample graph below the data.

Thanks and regards.

1/11/2022	1100
1/11/2022	35
1/11/2022	570
1/12/2022	25.8
1/12/2022	350
1/12/2022	61.69
1/12/2022	255
1/13/2022	24
1/13/2022	40
1/15/2022	53
1/15/2022	326
1/13/2022	10
1/15/2022	14.55
1/15/2022	5.9
1/15/2022	20
1/15/2022	22
1/15/2022	86
1/15/2022	52.95
1/16/2022	99.55
1/18/2022	60.6
1/18/2022	22.35
1/18/2022	81.8
1/19/2022	5
1/19/2022	19.75
1/19/2022	4.7
1/20/2022	27
1/21/2022	275
1/22/2022	31.6
1/22/2022	95.45
1/22/2022	54.8
1/22/2022	11.6
1/22/2022	39
1/22/2022	78.2
1/22/2022	17
1/23/2022	48.8
1/23/2022	85.24
1/23/2022	72.2
1/23/2022	26.84
1/23/2022	58
1/25/2022	10
1/26/2022	92.2
1/26/2022	10
2/20/2022	0
2/1/2022	28
2/5/2022	61.88
2/6/2022	60.4
2/12/2022	63.46
2/12/2022	5
2/12/2022	13
2/12/2022	4
2/12/2022	35
2/12/2022	28.2
2/12/2022	166.15
2/12/2022	187
2/14/2022	320.9
2/14/2022	100
2/22/2022	58.5

[SkrOYC]

With that data, impossible. I don’t see where the second item to compare is

[anonymous]

Thanks for the reply. Then can you suggest how to reorganize those data to reach the target.

Regards.

[anonymous]

I converted the date into day and the amounts data I reorganized into separate columns. But legacy chart doesn’t accept the days(numeric) as its major axis for the line chart. So far I could went through.

Thanks.

[SkrOYC]

You have just one column for date and another for who knows what data. How could you imagine any system whould be able to make two lines?

I mean, seriously, I’m curious of what you expect in order to help you

[anonymous]

Actually, I could advance to a point close to my target but not exactly what I want. You can see I could draw a comparative (not exactly as I want) line chart after reorganizing the data showed previously. But here the problem is that all the dates are coming on the horizontal axis. Actually i want the charts superimposed not horizontally side by side as it is in the current state.