combination graphs

srlandrade

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How to combine two graphs (lines) that have very different scales?

I would like to have one axis on the right with units from 0 to 5 and one axis on the left with units from 100,000 to 600,00.
One graph will display the number of accidents and the other the number of miles driven.
 

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This is straightforward in Excel.

You need one chart, two data series, and specify that one of them needs to be on the 2nd Y axis.

In Excel 2003, right click on the series you want to be on the 2nd Y axis, Format Data Series, on the Axis tab, select Secondary Axis.
 
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