Combining several charts into one chart
![Several Charts in one in Excel for Microsoft 365 Several Charts in one in Excel 365](/images/tips/209_365/1.png)
If you need to create a chart that contains only one primary and one secondary axes, see Using two axes in the one chart.
Excel uses only two axes in one chart: primary and secondary. If you want to use another axis, you can create another chart and add it to your first chart. To do this, follow the next steps:
1. Select the data range (in this example, B3:B13 and E3:E13):
![Data range in Excel for Microsoft 365 Data range in Excel 365](/images/tips/209_365/2.png)
And create a chart that you want. For example:
![The Second Chart in Excel for Microsoft 365 The Second Chart in Excel 365](/images/tips/209_365/3.png)
2. Delete the horizontal axis and modify the vertical axis:
2.1. To delete the horizontal axis, select it and press Delete.
2.2. Right-click the horizontal axis and choose Format Axis... in the popup menu (or double-click the axis):
![Format Axis in popup Excel for Microsoft 365 Format Axis in popup Excel 365](/images/tips/charts365/format_axis.png)
On the Format Axis pane, on the Axis Options tab, in the Labels group, in the Label Position list, choose High to display the axis labels on the right side:
![Format Axis in popup Excel for Microsoft 365 Format Axis in popup Excel 365](/images/tips/charts365/axis-label-high.png)
Make other adjustments to get the style you want:
![The Second Chart in Excel for Microsoft 365 The Second Chart in Excel 365](/images/tips/209_365/4.png)
Note: To display the units, do the following:
- On the Format Axis pane, on the Axis Options tab, in the Axis Options group, from the Display units list, choose the needed value:
- Make sure that the option Show display units label on chart is selected.
For this example:
3. Right-click on the chart area and choose Format Chart Area... in the popup menu:
![Format Chart Area in popup Excel for Microsoft 365 Format Chart Area in popup Excel 365](/images/tips/charts365/format_chart_area.png)
4. On the Format Chart Area pane:
- In the Fill section, select the No fill checkbox,
- In the Border section, select the No line checkbox:
![Format Chart Area in Excel for Microsoft 365 Format Chart Area in Excel 365](/images/tips/charts365/empty_chart_area.png)
5. If necessary, right-click on the chart plot area and choose Format Plot Area... in the popup menu. On the Format Plot Area pane:
- In the Fill section, select the No fill checkbox,
- In the Border section, select the No line checkbox.
6. The hardest step: Modify the first chart to create a space in the right part of the chart and move the second chart to create a more interesting chart:
![Several Charts in Excel for Microsoft 365 Several Charts in Excel 365](/images/tips/209_365/5.png)
See also this tip in French: Comment combiner plusieurs graphiques dans le graphique.