double Y axis chart

tom culjat

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In excel 2007, I'm trying to create a double Y axis bar graph. The problem I'm having is that the bars overlap. When I try to adjust the overlap with the series overlap function, there is no response. It seems this functionality can only be applied to a single Y axis graph.

This particular type of graph existed in older versions of excel under custom graphs, which no longer appear as an option in the 2007 version.

Has anyone found a solution for this??
 

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Lock one reference in a formula
Need 1 part of a formula to always point to the same range? use $ signs: $V$2:$Z$99 will always point to V2:Z99, even after copying
You can do this by splitting your data like such:

a b c d
r1 10 20
r2 9 12
r3 15 20
r4 7 19

Columns C and D can be put on a separate y axis and they won't overlap a or b
 
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data in r3 and r 4 are in C and d respectively

There are no data points in r3c1 and r4c1 and r3c2 and r4
 
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