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Lukas69
Jul 11, 2022Copper Contributor
Graph with two y axis acess to same x value
Hi guys, I´m trying to create a graph. I have several Products sold in several locations. I want to display in one graph the turnover and also the change in percent point compared to the month be...
- Jul 11, 2022
On the Chart Design tab of the ribbon, select Add Chart Element > Axes > Secondary Horizontal.
Double-click the secondary horizontal axis (it is displayed at the top).
Under Axis Options, expand Labels, and set Label Position to None.
HansVogelaar
Jul 11, 2022MVP
This is the best I can do. It uses a separate range for the scatter chart series. It is plotted on the secondary x-axis and y-axis. The secondary x-axis labels have been set to None.
See the attached sample workbook.
Lukas69
Jul 11, 2022Copper Contributor
HansVogelaar
Thank you very much. That is exatcly what I'm looking for.
Unfortunately I can not reconstruct how you did it.
in your file:
I select A5:D8 and insert a Clustered Column
Than I go on chart filters Select Data Source -> Add series name ="changes" series Y values =B11:B21 and series x values is empty.
Afterwards I change the chart typ to Combo, everything cluster but changes as Scatter and as secondary axis.
As result I get the same chart as before.
Where is my mistake or what additional step is necessary?
Thank you very much. That is exatcly what I'm looking for.
Unfortunately I can not reconstruct how you did it.
in your file:
I select A5:D8 and insert a Clustered Column
Than I go on chart filters Select Data Source -> Add series name ="changes" series Y values =B11:B21 and series x values is empty.
Afterwards I change the chart typ to Combo, everything cluster but changes as Scatter and as secondary axis.
As result I get the same chart as before.
Where is my mistake or what additional step is necessary?
- HansVogelaarJul 11, 2022MVP
On the Chart Design tab of the ribbon, select Add Chart Element > Axes > Secondary Horizontal.
Double-click the secondary horizontal axis (it is displayed at the top).
Under Axis Options, expand Labels, and set Label Position to None.
- Lukas69Jul 12, 2022Copper ContributorHansVogelaar
thank you very much. That does the trick.