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chart with different sets of % at X & Y axis

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    chart with different sets of % at X & Y axis

    Hi,

    I had this nagging issue that would like to request for help.

    I need to create a chart that on the X-axis, shows the 100% contribution of e.g. 5 product lines. Hence, the larger the sales % of the product line, the bar will be fatter. But those bar must be represented at the Y axis the growth % of each individual product lines.

    Can this be done?

    Thanks in advance.

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    Hi,

    Take a look at Jon's brickyard chart ...
    http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Brickyard.html
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    Hi Carim,

    Thanks for the reference link. The chart is okay but it does not show individual growth % on the Y axis (as preferred), instead it is showing like a waterfall chart

    And for the x-axis data should be starting from 0 (zero) as per normal column chart bar.

    Is it possible?

    Thanks again.

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    Hi,

    Since I am not 100% sure about the graph you need,
    do you have a picture which would illustrate your objective ...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by clng
    Hi Carim,

    Thanks for the reference link. The chart is okay but it does not show individual growth % on the Y axis (as preferred), instead it is showing like a waterfall chart

    And for the x-axis data should be starting from 0 (zero) as per normal column chart bar.

    Is it possible?

    Thanks again.
    Here's a waterfall chart if you need one?

    http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Waterfall.html
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    Carim & Oldchippy,

    Thanks for replying to my post. I am sorry to post back late.

    Anyway, here is the sketch of my requirements. On the X-axis, the width of the bar will need to correspond to the % or the value of the data. The larger the data, the bar width will be wider. As for the Y-axis, it will reflect the growth % of each individual bar as per data entry.

    Is it possible?

    Thanks again.
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    Dear all,

    I think I had got the information from "http://www.andypope.info/charts/colwidth2.htm".

    Thanks again for the link.


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    Glad you could fix your problem ...

    Thanks for sharing with us the solution ...

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    Hi Carim,

    I should thank you for responding to my mail.

    Cheers,

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