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The original poster, dani_cv_74, posted this question multiple times, in different sections of the Monastery; probably unable to find his original post.

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All of the "reaped" duplicate posts will be reparented under this node, just to keep the clutter down.

Dave

In reply to Re: stacked graph - perl by davido
in thread stacked graph - perl by dani_cv_74

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