on 11-09-2015 4:20 PM
I don't think it is possible to have a chart exactly how you want it. But one workaround that I can think of is a horizontal table on top of the graph. Once you have the table properly aligned, you can even hide the unwanted columns or set the text and cell color to white so that they get disappeared as shown below.
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Unfortunately the closest that I can get to what you want only works for positive values. I'm struggling to thinking of anything out of the box that would work for you.
I've created the MTD value and the delta as a globally stacked bar on the first y-axis, the DF on the second then formatted the bar for delta to be invisible and showing labels. As I said, this works fine for positive deltas - you may be able to get almost what you want with an absolute delta? you'll probably also need a spacer dummy value to get the delta values above your column labels. It won't look pretty as it doesn't have the rounded borders and drop shadow but it can get close to what you want.
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