problem with excel chart

mulberry13

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Why would a chart be taking the 'data labels" and putting them in twice??? It's driving me nuts.
 

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Without further information, do you have series name or category name checked in chart options->data labels?
 
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let me take the easist data:

I have:
Armstrong
Indiana
Westmoreland
as the counties
Then based on the survey % results for each county

I select both of this columns as the 'selected data" but the chart is resulting in =
Armstrong Armstrong
Indiana Indiana etc.

I do have "merged" columns would that be causing the problem?


I
 
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I am uncertain, easiest way to find out would be to un-merge them if possible.

I'm not an expert just the solution I had for a co-worker recently.
 
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