That depends. If the main chart is stacked column, I'd make the total
series a line series before I hid it. If they're all lines then the Y
max would be overstated by the totals (unless the hidden series were
also plotted on the secondary axis, and this axis were hidden).

- Jon
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Debra Dalgleish wrote:
True, and with your technique you'd probably want to reset the maximum
for the y-axis too.

Jon Peltier wrote:

Well, a series can be added plotting the totals. Then the series can
be formatted to be hidden (no lines, no markers, no border or fill or
whatever. The numbers will still appear in the data table.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
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Debra Dalgleish wrote:

The data table won't display totals. However, you could show the
totals with the X axis label:

In the data source table, insert a row between the X Axis labels, and
the first row of data.
In the cell below the first label, enter a formula that refers to the
cell with the label, and the cell with the total, e.g.:

=B1 & CHAR(10) & B8

Copy this formula across to the last column of data.

Select the chart
Choose ChartSource Data
On the Series tab, for Category (X) axis labels, select the cells
that contain the above formula
Click OK

Mike wrote:

How do I display totals within the graph data table without those
figures showing up in the graph