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Two sets of data on one chart

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    AYakos
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    Two sets of data on one chart

    I have made a bar chart containing actual dollars on the y axis and months on
    the x axis. I would like to add a line to the same chart which would
    represent estimated dollars on the y and months on the x to compare the
    actual to the estimate on the same chart. Is this possible?

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    Add the second set of data to the graph, then right click on one of the bars.
    Select Chart type then Line and you will end up with the predicted values showing as a line on top of the actual bars

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    Michael
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    RE: Two sets of data on one chart

    The following site should help: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/

    "AYakos" wrote:

    > I have made a bar chart containing actual dollars on the y axis and months on
    > the x axis. I would like to add a line to the same chart which would
    > represent estimated dollars on the y and months on the x to compare the
    > actual to the estimate on the same chart. Is this possible?


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    Jon Peltier
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    Re: Two sets of data on one chart

    Go to the Chart menu, choose Source Data, select the Series tab, and click the Add
    button. Select the cell range for the second series' Y values. If it's a line or
    column chart, that's all you need. If it's a Scatter chart, also select the cells
    for the X range.

    - Jon
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    Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
    Peltier Technical Services
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    http://PeltierTech.com/
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    AYakos wrote:

    > I have made a bar chart containing actual dollars on the y axis and months on
    > the x axis. I would like to add a line to the same chart which would
    > represent estimated dollars on the y and months on the x to compare the
    > actual to the estimate on the same chart. Is this possible?



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