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I came across this graph in today's newspaper (publicly available data):<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2012/08_w34/597689/Bendigo2-729-620x349.jpg" target="_blank" title="Exploded bar chart (38 KB)"><img alt="Exploded bar chart" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 620px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2012/08_w34/597689/Bendigo2-729-620x349.jpg" /></a><br />
The green items add to the blue base amount cumulative running total and the red items subtract from it, resulting in the end cumulative blue bar.<br />
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How do I create such an Exploded Bar Chart in either Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers or other software?
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Bendigo2-729-620x349.jpg

I came across this graph in today's newspaper (publicly available data):

The green items add to the blue base amount cumulative running total and the red items subtract from it, resulting in the end cumulative blue bar.

How do I create such an Exploded Bar Chart in either Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers or other software?

Excellent!  Exactly what I am looking for!

How do I create an Exploded Bar Chart?

I came across this graph in today&#39;s newspaper (publicly available data):

The green items add to the blue base amount cumulative running total and the red items subtract from it, resulting in the end cumulative blue bar.

How do I create such an Exploded Bar Chart in either Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers or other software?

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