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Combo charts combine two or more chart types to make the data easy to understand. Shown with a secondary axis, this chart is even easier to read. You can use Combo charts when. The numbers in your data vary widely from data series to data series, or. You have mixed type of data (for example, price and volume).

Combination Chart in Excel On the Insert tab, in the Charts group, click the Combo symbol. Click Create Custom Combo Chart. The Insert Chart dialog box appears. For the Rainy Days series, choose Clustered Column as the chart type. For the Profit series, choose Line as the chart type.Click OK. Result:

Click anywhere in the chart you want to change to a combo chart to show the CHART TOOLS. Click DESIGN > Change Chart Type. On the All Charts tab, choose Combo, and then pick the Clustered Column - Line on Secondary Axis chart.

Below are steps you can use to help add two sets of data to a graph in Excel: Enter data in the Excel spreadsheet you want on the graph.Select the data you want on the graph.Click the "Insert" tab and then look at the "Recommended Charts" in the charts group.Choose "All Charts" and click "Combo" as the chart type.

If your two charts contain different types of data, you can't combine the two charts into one. If both charts have a numeric "Y" axis, Excel actually will allow you to perform the task, but the resulting chart may not make much sense.

Click anywhere in the chart you want to change to a combo chart to show the CHART TOOLS. Click DESIGN > Change Chart Type. On the All Charts tab, choose Combo, and then pick the Clustered Column - Line on Secondary Axis chart.

Combination charts let you display different types of data in different ways on the same chart. You may display columns, lines, areas, and steps all on the same combination chart. Use them to visually highlight the differences between different sets of data.