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combination column line on 2 axis question

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Art - 15 Dec 2003 16:09 GMT
The Chart Wizard allows you to plot two columns on the
primary x axis and a line on the secondary x axis. Does
anybody know how to add another column to the primary x
axis and keep the line on the secondary? In other words
three columns and 1 line.

Thanks!!!
Jon Peltier - 15 Dec 2003 16:59 GMT
Art -

It's easier to dispense with the "built-in custom" types (love that
oxymoron), and create your own.  Make a chart with all of the series as
columns.  Right click on the one you want to change, select Chart Type
from the pop up menu, and choose a Line type.  Now double click on the
series, and on the Axis tab, select Secondary.

- Jon
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> The Chart Wizard allows you to plot two columns on the
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> Thanks!!!
Art - 15 Dec 2003 18:42 GMT
Thanks Jon, that works really well and it was easy to do
thanks to your clear explanation!
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