Hello, Sean,

I have used the Clustered column type from the start and I get 2 columns,
but(!) one is literally in front of the other (ie, if both columns have the
same width and height you will only see one, because one covers the other).

The column for series 1 appears directly in front of the column for the
series 2. When I format the data series I can only vary the width of the
column but not the space between them, despite modifying the Overlap and Gap
Width.

I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Please, help me!

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igor


"Sean Timmons" wrote:

Hard to know where the issue is from here..

If you have for example.. Dates in column A, value x down column B, and
value Y down column C...

use Clustered column Type, will show two columns per date. When you say one
in front of the other.. do oyu mean on top of, or do you have them going
vertically and to the right of?

Those would be stacked columns or bars. Don't want those...

"Igor" wrote:

Hello,

I have the following problem:

I have 2 series which I need to represent with a column chart, using a
primary and seconday Y-Axis. In each period in the X-Axis I need to have 2
columns, one next to the other. But what I'm getting is 2 columns, one in
front of the other.

I have tried to solve this by formatting the data series, without positive
results.

Can anyone, please, help me?

(I'm using Excel 2003.)


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igor