How do I draw 3 lines in a google line chart

Hello,
I have this working line chart

 google.charts.load('current', {'packages':['line']});
      google.charts.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);

    function drawChart() {

      var data = new google.visualization.DataTable();
      data.addColumn('string', ' ');
      data.addColumn('number', 'acc_profit');

      for(var i = 0; i < datum.length; i++){
		  		var obj = datum[i];
				data.addRow([obj.time, obj.acc_profit]);
				
			}

	  

      var options = {

Here is a graph of one type of data
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Here is another line grapg with another type of data
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And Here is a graph of all data together
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How do I put them together in the same graph and have contimuous lines?
The ualues (dates) of x axis of the 3 lines do not necesarily mach
I understand that I have to put null somewhere

Can you explain it to me? send me to a relevant example?

How can I give each line a unique color?

I appreciate your help
I

Hi @erezvol, your code looks kind of truncated… anyhow there are plenty of examples in the docs, including multiple graphs. What exactly do you mean with continuous lines though?

My understanding is the problem has to do with different X-axis values. i.e. the first has no “04-18”, the second 4 “04-18” and the last 2 “04-18”.

So while each line is continuous in its own chart, to have all three in a single chart some would be missing some of the intervals.

Though I think I understand the problem, unfortunately I can’t think of a solution other than maybe allowing baseline for the nulls and grouping the multiples into a single value which may not be acceptable. Maybe use a bar chart instead of a line chart? Interpolation may work, but that feels wrong to me.

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