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Carol
 
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I'm having trouble making a column chart and having two of the columns be
stacked and the other four as separate columns. I tried to click on the
column that I wanted stacked, then went to Chart - Chart Type - Stacked, but
it stacked all the columns into one stacked column instead of just the one
(and I actually need two columns stacked). I can't choose two columns at the
same time to have them stack. Any ideas if this is possible? Thanks.
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Excel only lets you stack or cluster the columns. But if you arrange
your data properly, you can make a stacked chart look the way you want.
This page has several links to examples that show you haw:

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

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Carol wrote:

I'm having trouble making a column chart and having two of the columns be
stacked and the other four as separate columns. I tried to click on the
column that I wanted stacked, then went to Chart - Chart Type - Stacked, but
it stacked all the columns into one stacked column instead of just the one
(and I actually need two columns stacked). I can't choose two columns at the
same time to have them stack. Any ideas if this is possible? Thanks.

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Carol
 
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This was very helpful. Now I'll try to add several additional "unstacked"
columns to the data and see if it works properly. Thank you.

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Excel only lets you stack or cluster the columns. But if you arrange
your data properly, you can make a stacked chart look the way you want.
This page has several links to examples that show you haw:

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

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______


Carol wrote:

I'm having trouble making a column chart and having two of the columns be
stacked and the other four as separate columns. I tried to click on the
column that I wanted stacked, then went to Chart - Chart Type - Stacked, but
it stacked all the columns into one stacked column instead of just the one
(and I actually need two columns stacked). I can't choose two columns at the
same time to have them stack. Any ideas if this is possible? Thanks.


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