Hi Brains,
I need to show Plan for 6 years and plan vs actual (sheet1-c8) in 2007 year in the same bar.
is it possible?
Attached excel for your reference.
Thanks in advance
Hi nandhamnk,
Is this what you want to do?
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No oldchippy.I like to show Plan & actual in the same bar with different colors.
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Thanks
Originally Posted by oldchippy
Do you mean like this?
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Yes oldchippy.You are correct.
Can you please explain hoe to do this?
Originally Posted by oldchippy
OK,
Select data A26:C33, click Chart Wizard icon, select the second icon in the Column Chart type > Finish. you can alsoo add title, legend etc.
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Iam sorry oldchippy.Misunderstood the chart.
No,chart should not be like this.
Actual should be the part of the Plan.
i.e first 22 is actual (different color ) & remaining is Plan
Purpose to show what is actual compared to plan till date
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Originally Posted by oldchippy
Try this one?
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Thanks.got it!
So i need to make overlap as 100 in Actual bar,that fits into.
Is it possible to make this in 3D chart too![]()
Thanks for the solution
Originally Posted by oldchippy
Yes, here you are
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