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Hi,

I have a table with three lines for every month of the year: one line
showing the total we billed in the month, the other showing our total
expenditure and a final showing profit.

I want to use the table to create a bar graph that for each month shows the
total billed and the the total paid out in the same bar.

Can anyone tell me how to do that?

Thanks

Karl
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Hi Karl,

Sounds like what you want is a Stacked Column chart.

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Shane Devenshire


"Karl" wrote:

Hi,

I have a table with three lines for every month of the year: one line
showing the total we billed in the month, the other showing our total
expenditure and a final showing profit.

I want to use the table to create a bar graph that for each month shows the
total billed and the the total paid out in the same bar.

Can anyone tell me how to do that?

Thanks

Karl

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