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Hi,
I have spent hours trying to work out how I can create a chart with 2x Y axes that are column - column - that don't overlap but are represented by to bars next to each other - NOT OVERLAPPING. I feel that I have tried everything - I have tried fiddling with the overlap ect... but I can't seem to get two seperate bars. I would love any hints and even to know if is possible or not. I thankyou in advance for you response. Hayley |
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Re: Column - Column 2 Axis (no-overlap)
Hayley -
Try this: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...OnTwoAxes.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Hayley44 wrote: > Hi, > I have spent hours trying to work out how I can create a chart with 2x > Y axes that are column - column - that don't overlap but are > represented by to bars next to each other - NOT OVERLAPPING. I feel > that I have tried everything - I have tried fiddling with the overlap > ect... but I can't seem to get two seperate bars. > > I would love any hints and even to know if is possible or not. > > I thankyou in advance for you response. > Hayley > > |
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RE: Column - Column 2 Axis (no-overlap)
Hayley,
I'm not sure what you are asking with regard to axes. Do you want: 1) Series 1: X series - Y series Series 2: 2nd X series - 2nd Y series 2) Series 1: X series - Y series Series 2: Same X series - 2nd Y series. Do you want to have a secondary Y axis or have the Y axis labels for each Y series to be the same? An example of your data might help me. "Hayley44" wrote: > > Hi, > I have spent hours trying to work out how I can create a chart with 2x > Y axes that are column - column - that don't overlap but are > represented by to bars next to each other - NOT OVERLAPPING. I feel > that I have tried everything - I have tried fiddling with the overlap > ect... but I can't seem to get two seperate bars. > > I would love any hints and even to know if is possible or not. > > I thankyou in advance for you response. > Hayley > > > -- > Hayley44 > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Hayley44's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=23803 > View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=374561 > > |
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