Can't seem to format a chart correctly

sabot7726

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Hi!

I have 8 technicians and would like to create a chart to track how many of the issues they're working on are in compliance and out of compliance at the end of each week. I've been collecting the data but can't get it to show me on a chart correctly without it doing something weird like summing the numerical value of the date, etc.

Ideally I'd like to it do:
a 3D stacked column of in-compliance (IC) and out-of-compliance (OC) grouped by date
the bottom axis would be the name of the tech
the left and back side axis would be the number of items
the percentage of issues in compliance vs the total would show up as well as another series I guess?

My data looks like this (kinda):


Excel 2013
CDEFG
3TechICOC%Date
4Tech 15183%9/26/2014
5Tech 24180%
6Tech 38467%
7Tech 410100%
8Tech 5130100%
9Tech 6040%
10Tech 7171455%
11Tech 830100%
12Tech 110100%10/3/2014
13Tech 21420%
14Tech 33260%
15Tech 410100%
16Tech 590100%
17Tech 63175%
18Tech 78373%
19Tech 82250%
20Tech 1010%10/10/2014
21Tech 270100%
22Tech 33350%
23Tech 410100%
24Tech 590100%
25Tech 61420%
26Tech 71811%
27Tech 820100%
Sheet1


I'd love to learn how to make this work, if someone's really bored I can paypal you $10 of beer money for your time if you can show me a working copy and explain how you got there :)

Thanks!
 

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Format cells as date
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+3 to format cells as date. (Shift 3 is the # sign which sort of looks like a small calendar).
Hi gpeacock, that is very similar to what I was thinking, however the chart would be 3D with the techs in the front and the dates lining up from front to back. A bonus would be to get the % to also plot from front to back though I don't know if that's possible in excel :p
 
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