hello
How can I add a second Y axis to a chart? Does the chart have to be 3-d?
Thanks

No.
Right click on the series you want to lean on the 2nd Axis > 'Format Data 
Axis > Axis tab > check 'Secondary Axis' > OK
Micky



"da" wrote:

> hello
> How can I add a second Y axis to a chart? Does the chart have to be 3-d?
> Thanks

da  -

> How can I add a second Y axis to a chart? <

In general, you must have two or more data series. Then you select one data 
series and format it to use a secondary axis.

For more specific instructions, post your version of Excel and the type of 
chart.

And since your question is about charting and not misc, I suggest posting in

microsoft.public.excel.charting

> Does the chart have to be 3-d? <

I recommend that you do not use a chart that Excel calls 3D, i.e., an 
unnecessary, misleading, junkie feature.

-  Mike
http://www.MikeMiddleton.com



"da" <da@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
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hello
How can I add a second Y axis to a chart? Does the chart have to be 3-d?
Thanks 

Thanks
I am confused.
what do you mean by series? Is that the row of numbers I want on 2nd y axis?


"מיכאל (מיקי) אבידן" wrote:

> No.
> Right click on the series you want to lean on the 2nd Axis > 'Format Data 
> Axis > Axis tab > check 'Secondary Axis' > OK
> Micky
> 
> 
> 
> "da" wrote:
> 
> > hello
> > How can I add a second Y axis to a chart? Does the chart have to be 3-d?
> > Thanks