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Jon Peltier
 
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Default 2 DATA RANGES IN CHARTS

If you arrange your data properly, a lot of things in Excel are vastly
simplified. To chart multiple series, put the category labels (or X values)
into a column, put the Y values for one series into the column to the right,
and put Y values for any additional series in the next columns after that.

If the data is already arranged in arbitrary locations on the sheet, you can
make the chart with one series, then on the Chart menu, choose Source Data,
then click on the Series tab, then click Add, and add as many series as you
need, selecting data ranges for their X and Y data.

- Jon
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"Maria" wrote in message
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I am trying to create a chart of stacked data

The data I have is

Class of cost Planned and Actual by month/year
I want a chart that will show me actuals by class of cost and then side by
side actual and planned
I am not sure if i can create a chart that will range two data series.