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Bar graph without stacked values

HI All

Another Newbie question

I have a chart which is set as a bar.  There are three dimensions and three expressions.  When the chart shows the axis are correct but I can only get a stacked graph with the expressions in and I would like for there to be a bar per expression for comparison purposes.  How do I set this up?

Another thing I am trying to do is set-up a datagrid at the bottom of the chart as you can do in Excel- is there a way to do this?

Thanks

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In the dimensions tab try too remove one of the dimensions, so you only have one dimension left.

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I have it as grouped- and it still has my series stacked on top of each other- and thus my question.  How do I get it to treat each expression as a bar instead of stacking them as the grouped function does not seem to work

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In the expressions tap are they ungrouped?

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Nope- should they be?

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Well, if they are grouped I dont think u can switch between Grouped/Stacked in the Style tab, unless you have one expression outside the group also. Further more u should not be able to show what u posted, so probably it is something else, but just be sure in the expresions tab it should look like this:

and NOT like this:

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And why I am so confused- with the above settings I get this graph- stacked bars instead of side by side.

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In the dimensions tab try too remove one of the dimensions, so you only have one dimension left.

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That works, but then it means that this lacks the ability to do some of the graphs I currently do in Excel.  I'll have to play some more and see if I can get this to work like I need it to.