Normally when values of your keyfigures are same the lines in graphical format tend to overlap and become confusing. The complexity of the graph also increases with the number of KF's.
To get a better picture, click on the small box on the right hand side-center of the graph. This will open a pop-up which shows the mapping of different coloured lines & key figures. You can then double click on any KF-Line and this opens the property box for that line. Changing the thickness and colour of the line for your particular KF will help you in identifying your data better in graphical format.
Also, when you click on any line in the graph, it will show you a line of points which basically represent you period values. Go click on any of the points and a single point will be highlighted. If you double click, a property pop-up box will open and the last tab will give you the X-axis and Y-axis values. When the number of time buckets in your data view are more, the graph will tend to give you jumbled numbers and the procedure above will help you in identifying them better. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Srinidhi
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