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Really struggling here. I want to create a leaderboard chart. I have names in
A2 - A10 and then Weeks from B1 - B53 and then accumalative values in the
corresponding cells.

How do i create a bar chart to show the values going up week by week?

Thanks
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It sounds like you want to make a waterfall chart. Check out Jon's article:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Waterfall.html
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Really struggling here. I want to create a leaderboard chart. I have names in
A2 - A10 and then Weeks from B1 - B53 and then accumalative values in the
corresponding cells.

How do i create a bar chart to show the values going up week by week?

Thanks

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