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relative position and values ​​between two graphs

Hi all.

I'd want to obtain this kind of graph

the chart is easy to get. The problem is the line "Change(%)".

In this section, I want the % between a quarter and the previous quarter (7,4 is 29-27=2 and 2 is 7.4% of 27). The first value is always " - ", the others are according to the results of the graph.

Again, I'd want the numbers remain aligned to the quarter (1Q13, 1Q14 ...) of the X axis of the graph.

how can I do?

Many thanks in advance.

Luca

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ok, thank you very much

ciao

luca

Clever_Anjos
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Employee

A better solution...

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Author

I think it depends on the size of the legend.. I'll try..

thanks

luca

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Hi Clever.

Your solution is what I was looking for, thank you.

luca

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Just curious, but... did you even look at my solution?


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Hi Gysbert.

Sure I looked at your solution (and thank you, of course!). It's a good example.

But my customer wants a graph as I posted: % (ok) and dinamic alignment (not possible, I think).

Grazie

Luca

Gysbert_Wassenaar

What do you mean with dinamic alignment?


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In my graph, alignment between chart and %table is lost when data changes, i.e. if the values ​​are more (or less)..

Have you a solution for this?

luca

Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think so. I've 'pimped up' my example a bit. Play around with the list boxes to see what happens.


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it's an interesting solution, thanks!