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Add secondary axis without stacking columns

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    Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    I've tried a search and seen this question several times, but no successful answers. Does anyone know how I can add a secondary y-axis and not have the columns in my bar graph stack? I have a 2X2 data set that results in a total of 4 bars.

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    Re: Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    This may help.
    http://peltiertech.com/WordPress/clu...column-charts/

    You need to change your data layout to stop the columns over lapping when using secondary axis.
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    Re: Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    can't seem to get it to work with only 2 non-overlapping columns desired.

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    Re: Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    see attached.
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    Re: Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    Hi,

    Could anyone help me modift 673273.xls to display 8 columns in each category please i.e. 4 lavendar, 4 purple in the order lavendar, purple, lavendar, purple etc. It would be greatly appreciated.

    Many Thanks!

    Michael

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    Re: Add secondary axis without stacking columns

    I got it sorted thanks!

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