Creating stacked bar for multiple groups and multiple years
 

Hello. I'm trying to create a stacked bar graph for multiple groups. I've
looked at other posts but still can't figure this out.

Given the following:

FY 07
Group A
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.5%
Group B
ATB increase = 3.5%
Step increase = 0.5%
Longevity increase = 1.5%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 1.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
FY 08
Group A
ATB increase = 6.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 4.5%
Step increase = 0.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.25%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
FY 09
Group A
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 2.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 4.25%
Step increase = 3.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%

My ultimate goal is to see Group A with the three "increase" partes as a
stacked bar for FY07 and then FY08 next to it and FY09 next to that. The same
for the other groups. This way, I can look at each group and see how the
fiscal years are compared along with identifying the parts that make up the
group.

Sorry for the length. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
James

Creating stacked bar for multiple groups and multiple years
 

Hi,

Take a look at this:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...sterStack.html

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"James" wrote:

Hello. I'm trying to create a stacked bar graph for multiple groups. I've
looked at other posts but still can't figure this out.

Given the following:

FY 07
Group A
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.5%
Group B
ATB increase = 3.5%
Step increase = 0.5%
Longevity increase = 1.5%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 1.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
FY 08
Group A
ATB increase = 6.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 4.5%
Step increase = 0.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.25%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
FY 09
Group A
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 2.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 4.25%
Step increase = 3.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%

My ultimate goal is to see Group A with the three "increase" partes as a
stacked bar for FY07 and then FY08 next to it and FY09 next to that. The same
for the other groups. This way, I can look at each group and see how the
fiscal years are compared along with identifying the parts that make up the
group.

Sorry for the length. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
James

Creating stacked bar for multiple groups and multiple years
 

I think this'll work. Thank you!

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

Take a look at this:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...sterStack.html

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"James" wrote:

Hello. I'm trying to create a stacked bar graph for multiple groups. I've
looked at other posts but still can't figure this out.

Given the following:

FY 07
Group A
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.5%
Group B
ATB increase = 3.5%
Step increase = 0.5%
Longevity increase = 1.5%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 1.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
FY 08
Group A
ATB increase = 6.5%
Step increase = 0.75%
Longevity increase = 0.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 4.5%
Step increase = 0.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 1.25%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
FY 09
Group A
ATB increase = 1.5%
Step increase = 2.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group B
ATB increase = 2.5%
Step increase = 2.25%
Longevity increase = 1.25%
Group C
ATB increase = 4.25%
Step increase = 3.75%
Longevity increase = 1.25%

My ultimate goal is to see Group A with the three "increase" partes as a
stacked bar for FY07 and then FY08 next to it and FY09 next to that. The same
for the other groups. This way, I can look at each group and see how the
fiscal years are compared along with identifying the parts that make up the
group.

Sorry for the length. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
James