I have a combination chart in Excel 2007 - both charts showing together.
Chart "A" is a stacked bar and Chart "B" is a line. For chart A I want to
start at a date of 1995 but for chart B I want to start at 2002. Both charts
use the date as the X-axis and both sets of data correspond to the correct
dates - in other words the data for the stacked bar starts at 1995 and the
data for the line bar starts in 2002. When I set up the data series, both
charts are shown starting at 1995 - so the line graph is showing starting at
the left of the chart, when I want it to begin in the middle - at 2002. I
tried creating a secondary x-axis but that didn't help. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
David

In charts with a category axis (line, area, column), the category labels
used by the first series are used for all series. You need to use data that
accommodates the same categories. For example, your line data needs to have
this structu

1995 [blank]
1996 [blank]
1997 [blank]
1998 [blank]
1999 [blank]
2000 [blank]
2001 [blank]
2002 [data]
2003 [data]
2004 [data]
etc.

- Jon
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I have a combination chart in Excel 2007 - both charts showing together.
Chart "A" is a stacked bar and Chart "B" is a line. For chart A I want to
start at a date of 1995 but for chart B I want to start at 2002. Both
charts
use the date as the X-axis and both sets of data correspond to the correct
dates - in other words the data for the stacked bar starts at 1995 and the
data for the line bar starts in 2002. When I set up the data series, both
charts are shown starting at 1995 - so the line graph is showing starting
at
the left of the chart, when I want it to begin in the middle - at 2002. I
tried creating a secondary x-axis but that didn't help. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
David