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need help with an interesting chart
Excel 2007 - I have a hard copy of a chart I need to recreate, but I don't
know how it was created. It looks like a normal data table, but the columns all show a weighted bar along with the text. The bars represent the percentage of each item compared to the total of that column. Anyone familiar with this kind of chart? |
need help with an interesting chart
Is it a 100% stacked column chart?
- Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: Excel 2007 - I have a hard copy of a chart I need to recreate, but I don't know how it was created. It looks like a normal data table, but the columns all show a weighted bar along with the text. The bars represent the percentage of each item compared to the total of that column. Anyone familiar with this kind of chart? |
need help with an interesting chart
No. It looks more like this, but each cell has a bar next to the data that
varies in length depending on the number associated with it. Number of Shipments Weight (tons) Customer 1 11.209 66.224 Customer 2 23.281 67.584 Customer 3 3.214 11.479 "Jon Peltier" wrote: Is it a 100% stacked column chart? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: Excel 2007 - I have a hard copy of a chart I need to recreate, but I don't know how it was created. It looks like a normal data table, but the columns all show a weighted bar along with the text. The bars represent the percentage of each item compared to the total of that column. Anyone familiar with this kind of chart? |
need help with an interesting chart
Excel 2007 has a conditional formatting feature called Data Bars, which
draws bars in the cells. Look on the ribbon or in the help files for 'Data Bars'. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: No. It looks more like this, but each cell has a bar next to the data that varies in length depending on the number associated with it. Number of Shipments Weight (tons) Customer 1 11.209 66.224 Customer 2 23.281 67.584 Customer 3 3.214 11.479 "Jon Peltier" wrote: Is it a 100% stacked column chart? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: Excel 2007 - I have a hard copy of a chart I need to recreate, but I don't know how it was created. It looks like a normal data table, but the columns all show a weighted bar along with the text. The bars represent the percentage of each item compared to the total of that column. Anyone familiar with this kind of chart? |
need help with an interesting chart
Excel 2007 has a conditional formatting feature called Data Bars, which
draws bars in the cells. Look on the ribbon or in the help files for 'Data Bars'. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: No. It looks more like this, but each cell has a bar next to the data that varies in length depending on the number associated with it. Number of Shipments Weight (tons) Customer 1 11.209 66.224 Customer 2 23.281 67.584 Customer 3 3.214 11.479 "Jon Peltier" wrote: Is it a 100% stacked column chart? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ jwhigham wrote: Excel 2007 - I have a hard copy of a chart I need to recreate, but I don't know how it was created. It looks like a normal data table, but the columns all show a weighted bar along with the text. The bars represent the percentage of each item compared to the total of that column. Anyone familiar with this kind of chart? |
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