Each time you redefine a data series as a contrasting combination chart type, Microsoft Excel displays it behind the series you previously defined.For the same reason, if you combine two chart types that present information similarly but in different orientations - for example, a column and a bar chart - you may be unhappy with your output. If you combine two charts of the same type, your results may be difficult to understand because of the lack of visual differentiation between them.If your chart data includes more than two series, you can create a combination chart that uses three different chart types, one for each series.You can change the color, Axis value or any other elements to make it better. Step 8: A combo chart with two Y-Axis is created. Step 7: In the " Format Data Series" window, check " Secondary Axis" from the Series Options section Right click on the line chart, then select " Format Data Series" to make a secondary Y-Axis for the line chart (%)
Step 6: Now the line is too low and only have one Y Axis on the left. Step 5: In the " Change Chart Type" window, select Line on the left navigation bar, then select " Line with Markers".
Step 4: To change Columns to Line chart: Right click on the short columns, and select " Change Series Chart Type" from the dialog box The percentage columns are very short and we need to change them to a line chart. In the " Insert" Tab from the Ribbon, click "Column", then select "Clustered Column. Step 2: Highlight the data in the data range A1:D6. Step 1: Suppose we are making a chart with the data in the Table below, and we want to combine the number of "Met" in column B, "All Targets" in column C and "% of Met" in column D together Excel 2016 has made this much easier, if you are working with Excel 2016, please refer here for details. If you have Excel 2010 and you are making a combo chart with two Bars and one line, please follow the steps below.
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