Hi Guys
Am trying to put a graph together which maps the following:
Y AXIS: (5 categories)
- Funding
- Business
- Management
- Awareness
- Strategy
X AXIS: (6 categories)
- Non existent
- Repeat
- Intuitive
- Managed
- Defined
- Optimised
I am not sure how I can structure the table to input values, or which graph(s) to use to create the output required or whether it can even be done!
Constraints around this include:
- A category on the Y axis can only be assigned ONE category on the X Axis. For example, Funding cannot be Managed and Defined, it can only be one.
I have in mind how I would like it to look, please see attachment provided.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by Sasuke; 03-05-2009 at 08:07 PM. Reason: Incorrect thread title
You need a combination chart.
Line and Bar in order to have category labels on both axes.
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Sasuke also posted the question via the MS newsgroups.
Hi,
Did the solution I provided here, not work for you?
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-char...nd-column.html
Cheers
Andy
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Yea it sort of worked....the graph layout is exactly what i want, however
the mapping of the data is incorrect for my purposes. Please see below
information:
There are 6 maturity levels that I am trying to map (maturity levels on the
X Axis) each with a value assigned:
- Non Existent (1)
- Ad-hoc (2)
- Repeatable (3)
- Defined (4)
- Managed (5)
- Optimised (6)
A maturity level is assigned to each category on the Y Axis. Each category
on the Y Axis can only be assigned to ONE maturity level. The maturity
levels are called from another sheet (which i have no problem with) based on
values (1-6). I need the graph to be able to map back the maturity values
called from the other sheet to the table which will ultimately generate the
graph.
Hope that this makes sense?
Thanks
Sasuke
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Hi,
That's what the data in the range C3:H3 is doing. Plotting a point for each
Maturity level against a category.
So cell C3 has the value 5. The point is placed at the intersection of
Non-Existent and Funding.
If you need to plot multiple points for a category you will need multiple
series.
I have posted an updated file on the forum.
Cheers
Andy
Hi Andy,
I think that I have this working now! Thanks!! Just one more question.....if i want to add 2 more rows to the Y axis, how can i do this so the graph will automatically change? I have tried to just add 2 more rows into the table but it will not allow me to do this.
Cheers
Sasuke
If you add rows to the table you will need to add Series to the Chart.
Right click chart
Source Data
Add
Then change the added series to Line charts as I think they will default to bars.
Format the lines to have no line and circle markers.
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