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Can I put a secondary axis on a 3-D column chart in MS Excel?

 
 
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Can I put a secondary axis on a 3-D column chart in MS Excel? If so, How?
I want to over lay a line on top of a 6x12 row set of 3-D columns.
 
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I don't know about a secondary axis, because I avoid 3D charts. You cannot
make a combination 3D chart, though, so your plan of a line with the columns
will not be possible.

Use a clustered 2D column chart, and add a line or XY series:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLine.html

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> Can I put a secondary axis on a 3-D column chart in MS Excel? If so, How?
> I want to over lay a line on top of a 6x12 row set of 3-D columns.



 
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