How to make a Stacked Clustered Bar Chart with 3 categories in Excel

Learn to create a stacked, clustered column chart in Microsoft Excel that is nicely formatted so it is easy to understand. The example we use is the number of employees reported by three categories: department, location, and type (full-time/part-time). This video explains how to:
1) Display totals above each stacked bar
2) Insert a gap (extra space) between the clusters
3) Customize the horizontal axis labels to include the total value for each cluster
4) Apply professional formatting with colors, patterns, a meaningful title, and legend

PRACTICE FILE - click this link to download the Excel workbook used in the video (it will be saved in the default download folder on your computer):
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Data source
01:07 Create chart
01:52 Totals above bars
02:40 Gap between clusters
05:00 Customize axis labels
06:33 Final formatting
08:03 Summary
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