I have the following example data, notice that User B and User C share the same values between the two dates and hence only one line shows. This gives the impression that the other line is missing when actually it is behind. Also because its behind one line, I cannot tell which line its actually falling behind. So wondering if there is a way to indicate the other color on the chart too?
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I have the following example data, notice that User B and User C share the same values between the two dates and hence only one line shows. This gives the impression that the other line is missing when actually it is behind. Also because its behind one line, I cannot tell which line its actually falling behind. So wondering if there is a way to indicate the other color on the chart too?
{ "Month": "27 Nov 2013", "User A": 8, "User B": 6, "User C": 6},
{ "Month": "28 Nov 2013", "User A": 8, "User B": 8, "User C": 8}
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