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Can I get multiple stacked bars per entry on a stacked bar chart?
With a regular bar chart, a bar wil appear for each, say, month on a regular
bar chart. If I define three series on a regular bar chart, I get three bars for each entry. Can I achieve the same thing on a stacked bar chart. Every series defined just adds to the stack of the bar. |
Can I get multiple stacked bars per entry on a stacked bar chart?
Hi,
The trick is in knowing how to set out your source data. Look at Jon Peltier's web site. He has several nice examples. Dave "Cheezeman" wrote: With a regular bar chart, a bar wil appear for each, say, month on a regular bar chart. If I define three series on a regular bar chart, I get three bars for each entry. Can I achieve the same thing on a stacked bar chart. Every series defined just adds to the stack of the bar. |
Can I get multiple stacked bars per entry on a stacked bar cha
What is his website?
"Dave Curtis" wrote: Hi, The trick is in knowing how to set out your source data. Look at Jon Peltier's web site. He has several nice examples. Dave "Cheezeman" wrote: With a regular bar chart, a bar wil appear for each, say, month on a regular bar chart. If I define three series on a regular bar chart, I get three bars for each entry. Can I achieve the same thing on a stacked bar chart. Every series defined just adds to the stack of the bar. |
Can I get multiple stacked bars per entry on a stacked bar cha
Try he
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/ChartsH...sterStack.html or Andy's site, here http://www.andypope.info/charts/stackside.htm Dave "Cheezeman" wrote: What is his website? "Dave Curtis" wrote: Hi, The trick is in knowing how to set out your source data. Look at Jon Peltier's web site. He has several nice examples. Dave "Cheezeman" wrote: With a regular bar chart, a bar wil appear for each, say, month on a regular bar chart. If I define three series on a regular bar chart, I get three bars for each entry. Can I achieve the same thing on a stacked bar chart. Every series defined just adds to the stack of the bar. |
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