Creating a chart
- Thread starter TanuDewan
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Hi TanuDewan,
It's best to give us as much information as possible about what you wanting. To just make a chart, select range B6:R14, and make a column chart. That will make a nice colored chart like this:
If this isn't what you want, please describe in more detail what you would like to see. All you gave us currently is "...for each sector the total ict market and addressable market overlap with each other."
It's best to give us as much information as possible about what you wanting. To just make a chart, select range B6:R14, and make a column chart. That will make a nice colored chart like this:
If this isn't what you want, please describe in more detail what you would like to see. All you gave us currently is "...for each sector the total ict market and addressable market overlap with each other."
teylyn
New Member
Hi TanuDewan,
I agree with Luke M that you need to provide a bit more information about the chart you want. Plotting all data into one chart is probably not the best approach, since there will be too many data points.
Do you want to see how one sector changes over several years? Or do you want to compare all sectors for one year?
cheers, teylyn
I agree with Luke M that you need to provide a bit more information about the chart you want. Plotting all data into one chart is probably not the best approach, since there will be too many data points.
Do you want to see how one sector changes over several years? Or do you want to compare all sectors for one year?
cheers, teylyn
NARAYANK991
Excel Ninja
Hi Luke ,
My guess is OP is looking for a chart like this , where the two columns for the two categories overlap.
Narayan
My guess is OP is looking for a chart like this , where the two columns for the two categories overlap.
Narayan
