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    Serious Issues with Graphs stacked and line

    Hi all,

    I am desperate now and need some serious help with this.

    Please see attached .xls for the best explanation.

    I have data, I need the data to end up looking like the graph I have 'drawn' on the sheet. I know how to make a stacked graph, I know how to make a line graph. How do I combine the two? Do I need to use something other than the standard graph options?

    I have never made a histograph before and not sure I have the time today to learn and produce what I need to. Please someone help me with this. I want to learn and understand but don't know how to display the data correctly.
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    Come on guys please help me? It might even be a case of superimposing a graph on another. I just don't know. Please help.

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    Re: Serious Issues with Graphs stacked and line

    Create a stacked column chart with ALL the data. Select the data you want as a line, right click and select "Change series chart type" then select line.
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    Rule 1: Never merge cells
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    Re: Serious Issues with Graphs stacked and line

    Thank you!

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