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Imagine that your income comes from two streams. To make clearer the
year-on-year differecnes you like to display a 3D chart by year by month, but use a stacked column to show the two income streams: X = month y = stacked two incomes z = year on year This doesn't seem to be one of the options. Any ideas? |
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3D charts cannot be combined with other chart types. They also tend to skew
the data and add lots of shapes that are more distracting than elucidating. Can't you use a different chart type, in 2D? Your data isn't strictly XYZ data. A clustered column chart shows data just as well as or better than a 3D column chart. To get a clustered stacked column chart appearance, follow one of the examples on this page: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...sterStack.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "andybx" wrote in message ... Imagine that your income comes from two streams. To make clearer the year-on-year differecnes you like to display a 3D chart by year by month, but use a stacked column to show the two income streams: X = month y = stacked two incomes z = year on year This doesn't seem to be one of the options. Any ideas? |
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Jon
Thanks for this. I found this very elegant chart solution while looking through the other queries, but unfortunately it's not what I've been asked to do. The idea of the 3-D chart is that people who don't understand much (like me) can see trends both through the year and across the years at a glance. Plus for the two different streams (Y-axis) I could revesrse the order they display depending on the audience. But I appreciate you taking your time and your speedy reply Andy "Jon Peltier" wrote: 3D charts cannot be combined with other chart types. They also tend to skew the data and add lots of shapes that are more distracting than elucidating. Can't you use a different chart type, in 2D? Your data isn't strictly XYZ data. A clustered column chart shows data just as well as or better than a 3D column chart. To get a clustered stacked column chart appearance, follow one of the examples on this page: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...sterStack.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "andybx" wrote in message ... Imagine that your income comes from two streams. To make clearer the year-on-year differecnes you like to display a 3D chart by year by month, but use a stacked column to show the two income streams: X = month y = stacked two incomes z = year on year This doesn't seem to be one of the options. Any ideas? |
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