VERY VALUABLE and right on point - I honestly did not think it was even possible when I began looking for a solution. So thank you thank you thank you!
This was the most helpful video! Thank you very much for the detailed tutorial. I searched several forums for information on how to group bars with the stacked chart. I'm happy to see it all lies with the formatting of the data. THANK YOU!!!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I watched so many tutorials that formatted the data in such ugly ways and I couldn’t understand how to get what I wanted and you nailed it so simply so cleanly and so easy to follow!!
If anyone was having trouble with an extra line at the end of the x axis, I found a solution: put some spaces in the year column two lines below your last line (cell A17 in this case), then make sure that when you select data, your selection includes that row (row 17). I hope this helps some of you!
@@user-tk4ol1ve5o I solved it by typing " '[space] " in that cell corresponding to B16. So the ' mark to tell Excel that there is text in the cell, but then only typing spaces.
Awesome tutorial, thank you! I had given up trying to make such a chart on my own, but was very easy to follow your instructions and I ended up with a very nice result.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. This is EXACTLY what I am looking for. I have gone thru hours hours of looking on the internet until I found yours. I have subscribed to you channel. The instruction is so easy to understand and follow.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. The only thing I would add is 3 lines showing growth rate for the three regions on a separate axis as a combo chart.
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for and your example matches closely to what I need to do. I never would have figured this out on my own.
Just wanna say....thank you for the brilliant video tutorial and sharing ur knowledge...its a super great help..exactly what i wanted! Was cracking my head to figure it out. Tremendous help to my presentation 😊😊😊🤩
I had to put a space in cell B16, otherwise the 2020 doesn't center correctly (i.e. at center of 4 cells instead of 5). Apart from that very useful demo.
Hi. By space do you mean going into cell, hitting the space bar, and exiting the cell? I tried that myself and it didn’t work. The anomaly is driving me crazy.
@@junaidhashim3106 Indeed just like you described. In fact, any text in B16 will fix the alignment of '2020', except that any text other than 'space' will be visible in the chart of course. BTW, I am using Excel 365, not sure if that matters
Thanks for this comment Pete! Monetizing would be a dream. Lately I’ve been considering uploading new videos since a few videos have been getting a decent amount of views.
Thank you for this nice tutorial. I am desperate to find a tutorial which describes how to work around issues such as what to do with the second level horizontal category if there is too much text. How can you amend this second level? I only seem to find ways to amend the first level.
Nice tutorial, thank you very much. In case anyone is observing an extra box after ''2020" category, add a dummy label in A17 and extend the range of the "horizontal (category) axis labels" to include this. so the data range under "horizontal (category) axis labels" would be A1:B17. Credits: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9Nye5NO172A.html
Hey Pandi, Thank you very much. This is very useful. My 2020 x-axis has a grey column boundary after 4 columns unlike 2018, 2019 which have a grey column partition after 5 columns as you have demonstrated. How can I fix it ?