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Anna Krieger
Unfortunately, I may have managed to be unclear in my
question posted earlier; I'll try to clarify.
I'm dealing with four data sets:
ex East, West, North, and South
and wanted to get a chart where East and West would be
stacked together in one bar, next to north and south,
which would also be stacked together in their own bar.
So that's: one bar containing east and west stacked. a
second bar containing north and south stacked.
Ideally, I'd like the two bars to be right next to each
other, but that may be a simple formatting issue.
My data goes all the way through column J. [not sure if
that matters]
If you had any further advice, I'd greatly appreciate any
help you can give me.
question posted earlier; I'll try to clarify.
I'm dealing with four data sets:
ex East, West, North, and South
and wanted to get a chart where East and West would be
stacked together in one bar, next to north and south,
which would also be stacked together in their own bar.
So that's: one bar containing east and west stacked. a
second bar containing north and south stacked.
Ideally, I'd like the two bars to be right next to each
other, but that may be a simple formatting issue.
My data goes all the way through column J. [not sure if
that matters]
If you had any further advice, I'd greatly appreciate any
help you can give me.