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How do I generate an Excel bar chart that shows that the closer a value gets
to 100 the more value or weight should be applied, essentially skewing the
bars as the values increase?
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I don't understand what you want.
an example please

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How do I generate an Excel bar chart that shows that the closer a value gets
to 100 the more value or weight should be applied, essentially skewing the
bars as the values increase?

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How do I generate an Excel bar chart that shows that the closer a
value gets to 100 the more value or weight should be applied,
essentially skewing the bars as the values increase?


Do you mean logaritmic scales?

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