conditional formatting in charts

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Hi,

I was given a workbook containing a chart from a collegue .I saved the
format of this chart as a custom Chart format

The Chart is used for measuring/showing monthly sales against budget, and
also contain a MAT line.

My question is : I have I have data in my Targets Column, with the range
shown as follows =SERIES(Data!$X$2;Data!$A$75:$A$86;Data!$X$75:$X$86;2)

But I only See this target data only when I the series for my Sales Data
has the same rows.
I.e If my sales series is as follows, can only see the data in X75

=SERIES(Data!$W$2;Data!$A$75:$A$86;Data!$W$75:$W$75;1)

and likewise if My series is
=SERIES(Data!$W$2;Data!$A$75:$A$86;Data!$W$75:$W$86;1)

Can I see on my chart all target data in the RAnge X75:x86.

It appears all other series's are dependent on whether there is a sales
value in each month before other values ( i.e Targets) are shown

Can someone help - I've looked in VB Editor, and cannot see any code relting
to the graph, unless it is hidden.

Thanks

Rgds

Daniel
 
(a) What is the chart type? A stacked type may not show what you expect.
(b) What's the data look like?

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Hi Jon,

The graph is a mixture of columns which show Sale, Target, each month along
the x axis.
In addition to this i have as lines culumative sales, and a 12 MAT line.

Regarding the data: I've just the same data in different graphs that I
havemade from Scratch and all target numbers show on the graph regardless of
whether there are sales inthe same month, so I think I that the problem lies
inthe formatiin of the graph. Could that be right ?

Thanks again
Daniel
 
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