>I'm trying to create chart where columns are side by side by one of the
>columns is stacked. I utilized the information found in Column Chart with a
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>C&FC 6 12 9
>Other 0 0 1
Don't put your Discharges in the same Excel spreadsheet column as your
stacked info, but put it in a column one cell to the left or right.
Like this:
Jan Feb Mar
Discharges 60 55 20
(Stacked info) FS 45 44 29
C&FC 6 12 9
Other 0 0 1

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Del Cotter - 21 May 2008 17:51 GMT
>>I'm trying to create chart where columns are side by side by one of the
>>columns is stacked. I utilized the information found in Column Chart with a
>>difference but some information is missing. I was able to get the stacked
>>column but the information for the second column is not there. What did I do
>>wrong.
>Don't put your Discharges in the same Excel spreadsheet column as your
>stacked info, but put it in a column one cell to the left or right.
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> C&FC 6 12 9
> Other 0 0 1
If you're having problems reading the text, try it this way:
Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar
Discharges 60 0 55 0 20 0
FS 0 45 0 44 0 29
C&FC 0 6 0 12 0 9
Other 0 0 0 0 0 1
It's just the same layout with a lot of extra zeroes and Month headings
filled in, but it may solve your confusion.

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