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Part of a whole Column Chart
How would you make a column chart that shows part of a whole. I want it to
be a stacked chart with just one column the tallest being the whole the shorter being the part. I know this can be done by manipulating the data. But is that the only way? Example: Part 10 Whole 38 Would like -Bar goes to 38 and has 10 shaded. now- bar goes to 48 and has 10 shaded You can change the data Part 10 Other 28 Whole 38 Using just the first two I get what I want. I just figure there is a way to do the other so the vaues on the chart, when you do a mouse over, actually represent what I want. Thanks, Nikki -- Thanks, Nikki |
Part of a whole Column Chart
I figured it out- Use Cluster chart and reduce the overlap to zero.
thanks though! -- Thanks, Nikki "Nikki" wrote: How would you make a column chart that shows part of a whole. I want it to be a stacked chart with just one column the tallest being the whole the shorter being the part. I know this can be done by manipulating the data. But is that the only way? Example: Part 10 Whole 38 Would like -Bar goes to 38 and has 10 shaded. now- bar goes to 48 and has 10 shaded You can change the data Part 10 Other 28 Whole 38 Using just the first two I get what I want. I just figure there is a way to do the other so the vaues on the chart, when you do a mouse over, actually represent what I want. Thanks, Nikki -- Thanks, Nikki |
Part of a whole Column Chart
With 38 in A1 and 10 in A2
In B1 enter =A1-A2 and in B2 enter =B2 Now make the cart from C1:B2 any help? -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Nikki" wrote in message ... How would you make a column chart that shows part of a whole. I want it to be a stacked chart with just one column the tallest being the whole the shorter being the part. I know this can be done by manipulating the data. But is that the only way? Example: Part 10 Whole 38 Would like -Bar goes to 38 and has 10 shaded. now- bar goes to 48 and has 10 shaded You can change the data Part 10 Other 28 Whole 38 Using just the first two I get what I want. I just figure there is a way to do the other so the vaues on the chart, when you do a mouse over, actually represent what I want. Thanks, Nikki -- Thanks, Nikki |
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