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Filippo
I would like to show a 2-D column graph and a 2-D line graph on the same chart.
The independent variable on the X-axis (name of employee) is the same for
both graphs.
The dependent variables on the y-axis are different:
(1) years of experience (column graph), (2) cumulative years of experience
(line graph).
I need to use two different scales for the y-axis to make both graphs
visible, as the year of experience of the employees ranges between 1 and 40
years and the cumulative years of experience ranges between 1 and 1500 years.
The input data for the graphs are listed in three columns of a single
worksheet.
Could anybody make a suggestion about how to combine the graphs?
Many thanks
Filippo
The independent variable on the X-axis (name of employee) is the same for
both graphs.
The dependent variables on the y-axis are different:
(1) years of experience (column graph), (2) cumulative years of experience
(line graph).
I need to use two different scales for the y-axis to make both graphs
visible, as the year of experience of the employees ranges between 1 and 40
years and the cumulative years of experience ranges between 1 and 1500 years.
The input data for the graphs are listed in three columns of a single
worksheet.
Could anybody make a suggestion about how to combine the graphs?
Many thanks
Filippo