Thread: Combination Bar Graphs

How do I make a graph using both stacking bars and regular bars? I want to have one bar have 3 stacks while the other two just remain single.

Is that even possible? I would think it would be simple to do, but can't find anything on the tutorials. Excel keeps converting it to either all stacking or all single....

Please help! Thanks

See example at http://www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme/E...ps/Columns.htm
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> How do I make a graph using both stacking bars and regular bars? I want
> to have one bar have 3 stacks while the other two just remain single.
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> Is that even possible? I would think it would be simple to do, but
> can't find anything on the tutorials. Excel keeps converting it to
> either all stacking or all single....
>
> Please help! Thanks
>
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