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Displaying series on top of eachother
I have a set of data I have bar charted. 2 of the 4 series actually have a
range of X-y. How can I show this in the chart whereby the 2 series show in the same location but the increase is lighter or whatever. |
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Displaying series on top of eachother
I'm not sure I understand what exactly you want to do...
One possibility is to create a stacked column chart. On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:35:01 -0700, busquest1 wrote: I have a set of data I have bar charted. 2 of the 4 series actually have a range of X-y. How can I show this in the chart whereby the 2 series show in the same location but the increase is lighter or whatever. Regards, Tushar Mehta Microsoft MVP Excel 2000-2008 www.tushar-mehta.com Tutorials and add-ins for Excel, PowerPoint, and other products |
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