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Charting different data formats in the same chart
Not sure if this is possible or not. Ive got a sheet with three columns
A=total number of items B=is the percentage of each row to the grand total of items in column A C=is a dollar amount. Im trying to create a bar graph that reflects all three columns. Can this be done or do I need to make three separate charts and if thats the case is it possible to combine bar charts? |
Charting different data formats in the same chart
Milo,
Whenever I've had to do this type of graph, I would do the total as a column graph using the left axis, the dollar amount as a line using the right axis, then I'd use the x-y labeler (see link below) and place the percentage as a label above the column. Just my idea... Link to X-Y Labeler Application: http://www.appspro.com/Downloads/XYChartLabeler.exe Good luck! Rita MILO wrote: Not sure if this is possible or not. Ive got a sheet with three columns A=total number of items B=is the percentage of each row to the grand total of items in column A C=is a dollar amount. Im trying to create a bar graph that reflects all three columns. Can this be done or do I need to make three separate charts and if thats the case is it possible to combine bar charts? |
Charting different data formats in the same chart
Good stuff thank you very much
"Rita Brasher" wrote: Milo, Whenever I've had to do this type of graph, I would do the total as a column graph using the left axis, the dollar amount as a line using the right axis, then I'd use the x-y labeler (see link below) and place the percentage as a label above the column. Just my idea... Link to X-Y Labeler Application: http://www.appspro.com/Downloads/XYChartLabeler.exe Good luck! Rita MILO wrote: Not sure if this is possible or not. Ive got a sheet with three columns A=total number of items B=is the percentage of each row to the grand total of items in column A C=is a dollar amount. Im trying to create a bar graph that reflects all three columns. Can this be done or do I need to make three separate charts and if thats the case is it possible to combine bar charts? |
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