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Attached is my spreadsheet with a line graph. Go to the 2nd worksheet and you will find my question about the vertical axis. I do not know where that information came from that is on the vertical axis of the graph. I want the information that is in Col. A on the vertical axis. How do I do that. Need an answer ASAP.

Thanks for your help

While inside the chart, click design tab, then the select data tools. change $b$1 to $a$1, OK. Add or remove legends (Num, Date, Dia, Sys). You may switch vertical and horizontal axis.
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