Labview to excel:graph

is it possible to draw a graph in excel for just some data of each row,if yes how

i already know this toolkit, but to get a graph for some data of each row is a little complicated.
for example :in excel i want to get the graph of param 2 and 4 and 5 of the 1st row in front of this row(and so on graph of param 2,4 and 5 of 2end row in front of it...)
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Sample Report (Excel).vi ‏30 KB

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