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How to merge 2 chart types

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    How to merge 2 chart types

    Hello folks,

    I have a simple clustered column graph. It has 3 columns taking data from 3 different rows. So what now i am trying to do is that there should be 2 columns with following arrangement

    - The first column, taking data from its series, should remain same
    - The second and third column should be merged so that they should appear as "Stacked Column" Graph.

    I am making sense? I want the data series of 2 columns to be merged with first column as it is as "Clustered Column". it means merging 2 types of charts... is it possible????

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    Re: How to merge 2 chart types

    See previous post
    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-char...bar-chart.html
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    Re: How to merge 2 chart types

    Thanks... but i am not looking for this.

    I have 3 columns [of charts] coming from 3 different rows... right... So what i want is 1st column should remain as it is... and last two columns should become 1 column with changed colors indicating that this column has 2 different rows... I think i have made it clear now

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    Re: How to merge 2 chart types

    Did you check the link in the other thread?

    I know the example has 2 clustered columns with 2 stacks but you can adapt the technique for your case 2 clustered columns with the 2nd column stacked.

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