![]() Of course, we will make sure that it will be blue, it should look like that. We will start by creating a simple column chart that contains only the first 2 columns from Jane’s list. ![]() This chart is a crucial one, most important it has to be blue and orange. She wants to create a chart that will justify why she needed to buy MS Office 2013. Mary, the quality manager of the company of our fictional company just made a short list on what are the main causes because of which our products do not work as they should. This is the list: ![]() However, this article is also for the rest of us that want to understand how we can create a combined chart on 2 axis. ![]() People who work in quality departments in large companies are more familiar with these types of charts. What I want to show you is how to create a Pareto Chart in Excel, one that looks something like this: It’s not my point to tell you the story of his life, you with a short Googl’ing session you can find out more about him. He is the person that gave us the Pareto principle, also known as the 80/20 rule or the uneven distribution principle. In case you didn’t hear about Pareto, let me shed a little light.
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