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E Halliday

Mixing chart types
 
I have a chart made up of bar and lines at the moment. But on one of the
bars we would like to show another figure - as in a stacked - is there anyway
I can change just one of the bars into a stacked chart?

Many thanks in advance

bj

You cant have bar, stacked bar and line in one chart, but you could plot two
charts, one on top of the other

"E Halliday" wrote:

I have a chart made up of bar and lines at the moment. But on one of the
bars we would like to show another figure - as in a stacked - is there anyway
I can change just one of the bars into a stacked chart?

Many thanks in advance


John Mansfield

E,

As an example using the range A1:D5, this data set-up will give you a
combination clustered column - stacked column - line chart:

Series 1 Series 2 Series 3
2003 5 3 3
4 4
2004 6 4
3 2

Use the Chart Wizard an choose the stacked column option to build the
initial chart. Then convert the third series to a line.

Another illustration can be found he

http://www.pdbook.com/index.php/exce...d_column_line/

For a variery of combination charting techniques:

http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...mboCharts.html

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Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com


"E Halliday" wrote:

I have a chart made up of bar and lines at the moment. But on one of the
bars we would like to show another figure - as in a stacked - is there anyway
I can change just one of the bars into a stacked chart?

Many thanks in advance



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