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Johny

Constructing a chart: HELP
 

Hello,

I am looking for a graph so I can visualize customers with their
margins and volumes.
I was thinking about a rectangle for each customer:
the lenght is "margin" on the Y-axis and the width of the rectangle is
the "volume" on the X-axis.

Can somebody help me making this graph?

My data looks something like this (| | = 1 cell in excel):

row A contains the customernames
row B contains the margins
row C contains the volumes

|______|customer1|customer2|customer3|
|MARGIN|marginc1 |marginc2 |marginc3 |
|VOLUME|volumec1 |volumec2 |volumec3 |

thanx,

Eld0


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Jon Peltier

Constructing a chart: HELP
 
Try this chart:

http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...cle.asp?ID=508

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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"Johny" wrote in
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Hello,

I am looking for a graph so I can visualize customers with their
margins and volumes.
I was thinking about a rectangle for each customer:
the lenght is "margin" on the Y-axis and the width of the rectangle is
the "volume" on the X-axis.

Can somebody help me making this graph?

My data looks something like this (| | = 1 cell in excel):

row A contains the customernames
row B contains the margins
row C contains the volumes

|______|customer1|customer2|customer3|
|MARGIN|marginc1 |marginc2 |marginc3 |
|VOLUME|volumec1 |volumec2 |volumec3 |

thanx,

Eld0


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