Show Variance between 2 lines in Graph

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iamamonkeysoareyou

Hello!

Is there a way within Excel in which I am able to show the difference
between 2 sets of data in a graph?

I have 2 sets of Data, one of which is the baseline, and the other is
"where we are today". I have it all graphed out but I would like to
show, in the graph, the difference between the baseline and "where we
are today" lines.

Thanks!
 
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iamamonkeysoareyou

Andy,

Thanks for that. Unfortunately, not what I was looking for.

By "show the difference", i ment putting the values of the difference
on the graph.

Dan
 

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