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OK - so struggling to do this.
I've a dataset, as represented below. I want to show the numbers in January and the numbers in december side-by-side in graph format.
I then want to show the increase (added by shagging) on TOP of the december numbers (or as a proportion thereof) - in a two-tone bar - as mocked up in mspaint on the right.
The three-column graph is no use to me. I need to show two columns, with the second columns numbers (december) indicating what the difference is added by shagging.
HELP!
![upload_2018-11-9_15-56-46.png upload_2018-11-9_15-56-46.png](https://forums.freddyshouse.com/data/attachments/39/39384-6faeb9479e5624e0fbf57a70b1b01ba3.jpg)
If it *cannot* be done, how do I represent this in a similar, but logical and easy to understand way?
I've a dataset, as represented below. I want to show the numbers in January and the numbers in december side-by-side in graph format.
I then want to show the increase (added by shagging) on TOP of the december numbers (or as a proportion thereof) - in a two-tone bar - as mocked up in mspaint on the right.
The three-column graph is no use to me. I need to show two columns, with the second columns numbers (december) indicating what the difference is added by shagging.
HELP!
![upload_2018-11-9_15-56-46.png upload_2018-11-9_15-56-46.png](https://forums.freddyshouse.com/data/attachments/39/39384-6faeb9479e5624e0fbf57a70b1b01ba3.jpg)
If it *cannot* be done, how do I represent this in a similar, but logical and easy to understand way?