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I'v been tasked with creating a matrix graph in Excel 2010 where x axis values are facility name, y axis values are city and plotted values are a percentage value. I have a table of percentages and need to plot them where the city and facility intersect in my graph.



I've tried the scatter graph which doesn't appear to fit my use case. Bar graphs are great for a single facility and multiple cities. What would be the best approach to fulfill this current need?










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I'v been tasked with creating a matrix graph in Excel 2010 where x axis values are facility name, y axis values are city and plotted values are a percentage value. I have a table of percentages and need to plot them where the city and facility intersect in my graph.



I've tried the scatter graph which doesn't appear to fit my use case. Bar graphs are great for a single facility and multiple cities. What would be the best approach to fulfill this current need?










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  • Please add a sample/example of what you want your final chart to look like. This will help us better understand what you're looking for.

    – dav
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I'v been tasked with creating a matrix graph in Excel 2010 where x axis values are facility name, y axis values are city and plotted values are a percentage value. I have a table of percentages and need to plot them where the city and facility intersect in my graph.



I've tried the scatter graph which doesn't appear to fit my use case. Bar graphs are great for a single facility and multiple cities. What would be the best approach to fulfill this current need?










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I'v been tasked with creating a matrix graph in Excel 2010 where x axis values are facility name, y axis values are city and plotted values are a percentage value. I have a table of percentages and need to plot them where the city and facility intersect in my graph.



I've tried the scatter graph which doesn't appear to fit my use case. Bar graphs are great for a single facility and multiple cities. What would be the best approach to fulfill this current need?







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  • Please add a sample/example of what you want your final chart to look like. This will help us better understand what you're looking for.

    – dav
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  • Please add a sample/example of what you want your final chart to look like. This will help us better understand what you're looking for.

    – dav
    Jan 31 at 19:06



















Please add a sample/example of what you want your final chart to look like. This will help us better understand what you're looking for.

– dav
Jan 31 at 19:06







Please add a sample/example of what you want your final chart to look like. This will help us better understand what you're looking for.

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