Nifty Utility to Create Clustered and Stacked Column Charts
If you’re trying to cram a 3-dimensional set of comparative data points into a single chart, you should consider a clustered and stacked column chart.  For example, if you want to compare sales across 3 regions, 2 groups, and 4 quarters, that’s a 3-dimensional comparison that requires a chart that looks like this:
a clustered and stacked column chart
For Excel users, this is not a standard chart. It would be difficult to create one without a lot of work. However, Jon Peltier has created a utility for creating clustered-stacked column charts to make this task much easier.  Check it out!
January 26, 2009
Tags: Charts, Excel, stacked column Posted in: Charts
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