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Is it possible to overlay one chart on top of another
I would like to overlay 2 charts with different y-axis and the same x-axis?
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Is it possible to overlay one chart on top of another
Select one of the series, Format Axis, select secondary axis.
-- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... I would like to overlay 2 charts with different y-axis and the same x-axis? thanks, Curtis |
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Is it possible to overlay one chart on top of another
Any more details??
thanks, cd "David Biddulph" wrote: Select one of the series, Format Axis, select secondary axis. -- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... I would like to overlay 2 charts with different y-axis and the same x-axis? thanks, Curtis |
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Is it possible to overlay one chart on top of another
Either right-click on the series, choose Format Data Series, then the Axis
Tab or click on the series, the from the Format menu, Selected Data Series, and again select the axis tab. You can also try looking for "Format Axis" in Excel help. "Add a second axis" may well be a sub-topic there (depending on which version of Excel you've got). -- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... Any more details?? thanks, cd "David Biddulph" wrote: Select one of the series, Format Axis, select secondary axis. -- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... I would like to overlay 2 charts with different y-axis and the same x-axis? thanks, Curtis |
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Is it possible to overlay one chart on top of another
Thanks a bunch!! Excel is awesome!
cd "David Biddulph" wrote: Either right-click on the series, choose Format Data Series, then the Axis Tab or click on the series, the from the Format menu, Selected Data Series, and again select the axis tab. You can also try looking for "Format Axis" in Excel help. "Add a second axis" may well be a sub-topic there (depending on which version of Excel you've got). -- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... Any more details?? thanks, cd "David Biddulph" wrote: Select one of the series, Format Axis, select secondary axis. -- David Biddulph "Curtis" wrote in message ... I would like to overlay 2 charts with different y-axis and the same x-axis? thanks, Curtis |
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