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hello,
I have a simple table of data with 2 columns of numbers, which I'm trying to build into a simple horizontal bar chart Problem is that the 1 column's numbers are much greater than the other, so this means that makes the smaller series' bars look very small. I would like to see both displayed together however, but if I put it on a secondary axis it overlays one on top of the other, rather than side-by-side Is there an easy way to stop this happening? any help would be greatly appreciated cheers griff |
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