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cleokatt
Calcite | Level 5

Hi, 


I'm so stuck and wondering if someone could please help me 🙂  

I have this data that looks like this; 

For year = 1990

ratescorefauilere %
  
A0,00010,00011
B0,00020,00022
C0,00030,00033
D0,00040,00044

 

For year = 1990+n

ratescorefauilere %
  
A0,00010,00011
B0,00020,00022
C0,00030,00033
D0,00040,00044

 

 

For year = 1990+(n+1)

ratescorefauilere %
  
A0,00010,00011
B0,00020,00022
C0,00030,00033
D0,00040,00044

 

How can I best plot this to see the changes to see allt of this, I'm so slow? In Excel preferbly (otherwise SAS Base)

 

 

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

How can I best plot this to see the changes to see allt of this

 

The data seems the same in all three data sets. There is no such thing as a plot that will show the differences because there are no differences. Can you make up a more realistic data set where this is not the case? And also, what type of plot do you want? Bar chart, scatter, line chart, other?

 

Also, we would prefer to work with SAS data sets, provided like these examples and instructions, and not the screen captures you showed.

 

PS: I doubt anyone here will give you an Excel solution, you should try some forums dedicated to Excel for that.

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Paige Miller

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