Creating a Double Line Graph

Hello,
I'm trying to create a graph from the information seen in the table below. I need to plot on the X- Axis, the T0,T1,T2 values. There will be two data sets for the line graph, Subject A and Subject B, the value from which will be plotted on the Y-Axis. I've spent about an hour now, trying to order the values to create the graph I need.
Another way of saying this, is that I'm plotting the differences in Subject A versus Subject B over a period of Time (T0, T1, T2).
It should look something like this:
Help Please!
-KB

Hi KBaines,
Please don't worry about wasting anyone's time. Many users in this forum look upon Numbers problems as a challenge. If you solved your own problem, please post your solution to help others.
Regards,
Ian.

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HTP.p ('<axis_markers>');
HTP.p ('</axis_markers>');
HTP.p ('</y_axis>');
HTP.p ('<x_axis tickmarks_placement="Center">');
HTP.p ('<title enabled="False" /> ');
HTP.p ('</x_axis>');
HTP.p (' </axes>');
HTP.p ('</chart_settings>');
HTP.p ('<data>');
FOR ObjRecord IN (select DISTINCT(K_OBJECT.OBJECT_ID) as OBJECT_ID,name from K_OBJECT, K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL where K_OBJECT.OBJECT_ID=K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL.OBJECT_ID and K_OBJ_TYPE_ASP_REL.OBJECT_TYPE_ID=1)
LOOP
HTP.p ('<series name="'|| ObjRecord.name ||'">');
FOR MonthlyValueRecord IN (select NAME,VALUE
from K_REPORT_RUN,K_ASPECT_VALUES,K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL
where K_REPORT_RUN.RUN_ID=K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.RUN_ID
and
K_ASPECT_VALUES.ASPECT_VALUE_ID=K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.ASPECT_VALUE_ID
and
K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.ASPECT_ID=1
and
K_ASP_TIM_RPT_REL.OBJECT_ID=ObjRecord.OBJECT_ID
order by K_REPORT_RUN.STARTTIME)
LOOP
HTP.p ('<point name="'|| MonthlyValueRecord.name ||'" y="'|| MonthlyValueRecord.value ||'" />');
END LOOP;
HTP.p ('</series>');
END LOOP;
HTP.p ('</data>');
HTP.p ('</chart>');
HTP.p ('</charts>');
HTP.p ('</anychart>');
htmldb_application.g_unrecoverable_error := true;
END;
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 3:58 AM
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 4:02 AM
Edited by: user12873839 on Apr 9, 2010 8:00 AM

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