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'''STACKEDCOLUMN(A1:C7)'''<br><br/>
 
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Revision as of 15:40, 1 June 2020

STACKED COLUMN

Description:

A stacked column chart is a basic Excel chart type to allow part-to-whole comparisons over time, or across categories.
In a stacked column chart, data series are stacked one on top of the other in vertical columns.

Example

A B C
1 Row Year1 Year2
2 Row1 4 3
3 Row2 7 8
4 Row3 12 23
5 Row4 17 18
6 Row5 36 67
7 Row6 34 56

STACKEDCOLUMN(A1:C7)

Columnstacked.JPG