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lafleur82
I have a question that I am almost sure has a very simple answer.
have a small table with 3 columns. The first column is density and ha
a set of values beneath the column heading. The second column is heigh
and has a set of values beneath the column heading as well. However
the is a second set of values in the third column that go with th
heading for the second column and need to correspond with the value
from the first column. I want to combine the values from the 2nd an
3rd columns so that I can make a scatter plot with one set of point
for height. here is an example
blah blah 2
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
I need to combine the 2s and 3s so that in a chart the values for bla
will be displayed on the x axis and the values for blah 2 will b
displayed on the y axis with one set of points for columns 2 and 3.
the spacing is messed up on the example but think of the #s as thre
separate columns with columns 1 and 2 corresponding with the first
headings
have a small table with 3 columns. The first column is density and ha
a set of values beneath the column heading. The second column is heigh
and has a set of values beneath the column heading as well. However
the is a second set of values in the third column that go with th
heading for the second column and need to correspond with the value
from the first column. I want to combine the values from the 2nd an
3rd columns so that I can make a scatter plot with one set of point
for height. here is an example
blah blah 2
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
I need to combine the 2s and 3s so that in a chart the values for bla
will be displayed on the x axis and the values for blah 2 will b
displayed on the y axis with one set of points for columns 2 and 3.
the spacing is messed up on the example but think of the #s as thre
separate columns with columns 1 and 2 corresponding with the first
headings