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When plotting several variables on a single chart (e.g. each category on the
x-axis has three clustered columns), and the value ranges of the three variables are very different, is it possible to have Excel scale each variable such that they are all represented by columns of comparable height in the graph (i.e. the maximum value of each is represented by a column of the same height)? To illustrate this rather abstract question, I have created this example chart (in Excel, then I added the values in a photo editor), in which I compare three variables (CPU rating, GPU rating and weight) for four different laptop models -- http://www.badongo.com/pic/5057464 Thanks for any help. |
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