Is this doable in Excel?

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Michael

Hi everyone,

Say I am plotting two graphs (discrete points only; no lines):
G1(Cost, weight), and G2(Cost, Volume). So I have 3 columns: Cost,
Weight, Volume.

As you see, the "Cost" values are same in both graphs. I want to give
to each point, in both G1 and G2, a different color so I can trace the
"Cost" value points.

Is this doable in Excel? If not, any new idea?

Thanks alot,
Mike
 
Try double clicking on the point that you want to change
the color on, a dialog box should come up allowing for you
to do it. I have changed color of the whole series of
points, and also, only specific ones that I was interested
in.
 
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