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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
Stuart H
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H
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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:22 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
trip_to_tokyo[_3_]
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
Stuart H[_2_]
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Hi Trip_to_tokyo,

I have a stacked column chart with hours used running up the side and unit
number across the bottom, hours used ranges from 0 to 250 hours, I would like
to show % complete but when I put in a new series of data it changes my axis
values to % instead of a plain number? Any help greatly appreciated.

Stuart

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
trip_to_tokyo[_3_]
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

Sorry, Stuart, which EXCEL version please?

Tks.

"Stuart H" wrote:

Hi Trip_to_tokyo,

I have a stacked column chart with hours used running up the side and unit
number across the bottom, hours used ranges from 0 to 250 hours, I would like
to show % complete but when I put in a new series of data it changes my axis
values to % instead of a plain number? Any help greatly appreciated.

Stuart

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
Stuart H[_2_]
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

Oops sorry forgot that Exel 2003

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Sorry, Stuart, which EXCEL version please?

Tks.

"Stuart H" wrote:

Hi Trip_to_tokyo,

I have a stacked column chart with hours used running up the side and unit
number across the bottom, hours used ranges from 0 to 250 hours, I would like
to show % complete but when I put in a new series of data it changes my axis
values to % instead of a plain number? Any help greatly appreciated.

Stuart

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

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Old February 22nd, 2010, 07:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
trip_to_tokyo[_3_]
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

OK, sorry can't help as work in 2007.

"Stuart H" wrote:

Oops sorry forgot that Exel 2003

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Sorry, Stuart, which EXCEL version please?

Tks.

"Stuart H" wrote:

Hi Trip_to_tokyo,

I have a stacked column chart with hours used running up the side and unit
number across the bottom, hours used ranges from 0 to 250 hours, I would like
to show % complete but when I put in a new series of data it changes my axis
values to % instead of a plain number? Any help greatly appreciated.

Stuart

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

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Old February 22nd, 2010, 08:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.charting
trip_to_tokyo[_3_]
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Default Showing a different set of data in a chart

Stuart, I have just run up what I think you are doing in 2007 and, as far as
I can see, what you are seeing is correct.

Let me explain:-

1. In A1 to A5 I have:-

Title
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4

These correctly get loaded to horizontal axis.

2. In B1 to B5 I have:-

January Hours
50
100
150
200

3. In C1 to C5 I have:-

February Hours
100
150
200
250

4. In D1 to D5 I have:-

March Hours
75
125
175
225

Highlight all of the above data A1 to D5 and set up a 100% Stacked Column
Chart.

5. If I now look at the chart I see Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 and Unit 4 along
the horizontal axis.

6. On the left hand Y (Value Axis) I have percentages running from 0% to
100% (and this is correct).

7. My 100% Stacked Column for Unit 1 shows me (running up the column from
bottom to top):-

50 Blue
100 Maroon
75 Green

These are the correct values pulled from the underlying data.

The sum of these values is 225.

Expressing each individually as a percentage of 225 I get:-

22% Blue
44% Maroon
33% Green

- and these percentages are correctly reflected on the Vertical Axis.

As far as I can see this gives you what you want.

8. I will explain the second column that I see on my chart for the sake of
clarity.

My 100% Stacked Column for Unit 2 shows me (running up the column from
bottom to top):-

100 Blue
150 Maroon
125 Green

These are the correct values pulled from the underlying data.

The sum of these values is 375.

Expressing each individually as a percentage of 375 I get:-

27% Blue
40% Maroon
33% Green

- and these percentages are correctly reflected on the Vertical Axis.

Hope the above helps.

If it does please hit Yes.

Thanks.









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"Stuart H" wrote:

Oops sorry forgot that Exel 2003

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Sorry, Stuart, which EXCEL version please?

Tks.

"Stuart H" wrote:

Hi Trip_to_tokyo,

I have a stacked column chart with hours used running up the side and unit
number across the bottom, hours used ranges from 0 to 250 hours, I would like
to show % complete but when I put in a new series of data it changes my axis
values to % instead of a plain number? Any help greatly appreciated.

Stuart

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

Stuart, which version of EXCEL please?

What type of chart do you have? A column chart?

What have you got running up the left hand side of the graph (hours worked?)

What's on the horizontal axis?

Where do you want the percentages (on the right hand side of the graph
running up the vertical axis?).





"Stuart H" wrote:

I have a chart showing numbers between 50 & 250 for hours used, I also want
to add in % complete but only show the data labels, I want the data labels
above the columns for hours used, does anyone have any suggestions as to how
to do this please. Thanks in advance

Stuart H

 




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