Hello everybody

Have anyone an idea what is a combination in charts,
or a way how to show in a chart
a combined annual growth?


It a questioon of a professor! Any good ideas or examples?

Regards Bill

That is a rather vague question. Combination charts are quite doable
in XL. In the Chart Wizard, in step 1, see the 'Custom type' tab.
That is only a tiny fraction of the possibilities.

I have no idea what "a combined annual growth" means. Maybe, you can
get the professor to better explain her/his problem.

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> Hello everybody
>
> Have anyone an idea what is a combination in charts,
> or a way how to show in a chart
> a combined annual growth?
>
>
> It a questioon of a professor! Any good ideas or examples?
>
> Regards Bill
>

I wonder if he meant 'compounded annual growth'. I'm not sure exactly
how one would indicate it, other than showing a straight line on a log Y
scale.

- Jon
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Tushar Mehta wrote:

> That is a rather vague question. Combination charts are quite doable
> in XL. In the Chart Wizard, in step 1, see the 'Custom type' tab.
> That is only a tiny fraction of the possibilities.
>
> I have no idea what "a combined annual growth" means. Maybe, you can
> get the professor to better explain her/his problem.
>