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    Cluster-Stacked Column Chart Excel 2007

    I'm trying to make a cluster stacked column chart. And I've found the site: http://peltiertech.com/WordPress/clu...column-charts/

    However, I'm still having trouble doing what I want to do.

    I've attached the workbook. Sheet 1 is the original data with a stacked column chart for grade. I would like to add gender and race, as well. I tried to reconfigure the data in Sheet 2 per the website above. Now I'm kind of stuck.

    Any help would be great
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    Re: Cluster-Stacked Column Chart Excel 2007

    You need to include some blank rows to split out the data.
    You can replace the numbers on the inner category labels with a space.
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    Re: Cluster-Stacked Column Chart Excel 2007

    Thanks so much. This is greatly helpful!

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    Re: Cluster-Stacked Column Chart Excel 2007

    Hello, I am really new to this stacked column chart. What do I do in order to separate the stacked column from the other bars?

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    Re: Cluster-Stacked Column Chart Excel 2007

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