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Is there a way I can add more than one series to the values filed to get two sets of series plotted in the line chart? The two sets of series are in different columns in the data.
@johaksiel yes you can but only if you don't have anything in legend.
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@parry2k the issue I have is that if I dont put anything in legend then I get one line in the line chart that is the average of all the values. I tried Power KPI but it limits the amount of line that can be viewed at a time like to 5-10 and I have 60.
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