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How to make this plot?

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springwinterfall - 22 Dec 2004 16:45 GMT
I am trying to make a column plot with two groups of data.

A  a1    2
    a2   2.5

B   b1    3
     b2    5.5

I am trying to make a1, a2, b1, b2 as stand alone column and I also want to
have a series name for a1, a2 and another name for b1 and b2. Can I do this
in Excel?

If I try to make two series, it can only have 2 x axis values.  Basically, I
want to plot series A first and then series B.  But I want to put them in the
same plot.. Many Thanks.
Jon Peltier - 22 Dec 2004 17:53 GMT
No Summer?

This might do what you want. Arrange your data as shown below, and make your column
chart. Series A will have two columns on the left, and series B will have two on the
right. You can double click a series, and on the Options tab change the settings for
Overlap and Gap Width to make it look better.

      A      B
a1    2
a2    2.5

b1           3
b2           5.5

- Jon
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> I am trying to make a column plot with two groups of data.
>
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> want to plot series A first and then series B.  But I want to put them in the
> same plot.. Many Thanks.
springwinterfall - 22 Dec 2004 19:35 GMT
Thank you so much. This is wonderful.  You are truely an expert. I also
solved my first poblem based on your post.

Many Thanks and Merry Christmas!

Sincerely

> No Summer?
>
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> > want to plot series A first and then series B.  But I want to put them in the
> > same plot.. Many Thanks.
 
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