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How to build 2 axes stacked column chart?

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halfofme_j - 23 Apr 2007 13:48 GMT
I am trying to build a single stacked cylinder chart displaying data in terms
of $ value and counts.  I would like to have each variable displayed as a
stacked cylinder (or column) against its own axis.  Any asiisitance is
appreciated
Echo S - 23 Apr 2007 15:27 GMT
Insert | Chart, right-click and choose Chart Type. Select the Stacked
Column.

Right-click a data series, choose Format Data Series. On the Axis tab, click
Secondary Axis.

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>I am trying to build a single stacked cylinder chart displaying data in
>terms
> of $ value and counts.  I would like to have each variable displayed as a
> stacked cylinder (or column) against its own axis.  Any asiisitance is
> appreciated
Andy Pope - 23 Apr 2007 16:49 GMT
Hi,

If you are using MSGraph.
http://www.andypope.info/ngs/ng28.htm

You will have to use 2d column types so no cylinders.

Cheers
Andy

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>I am trying to build a single stacked cylinder chart displaying data in
>terms
> of $ value and counts.  I would like to have each variable displayed as a
> stacked cylinder (or column) against its own axis.  Any asiisitance is
> appreciated
 
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