putting two data values in a chart

alvarito

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I am able to create a chart (graph) from data in a spreadsheet and do a show values making it display the value at each point on the graph. But, what I can't do, or don't know how to do, is to add a second value at each individual point. For example. If point one on the graph has a value of 20 and it displays 20 on that point but that point is also 30% of the total capacity, I would also like to add above the 20, or somewhere, the 30% so I can see both values when I look at the graph. Is there a way to do this? Thanks for the help.
 

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why not simply create a second data series that calculates the percantage of each element in the orignal series, then plot the % series on a secondary axis?

Paddy
 
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