Hi, i have a chart with two series' for the y axis. i am using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel to create these charts. Is it possible that I could display the data and name for the 2nd Y-axis as well? If yes, How? Please suggest... i tried the following but it is not working because the value of hash key name is being overwritten in the later part of the below given code. Code:- 
#
#some more code
#
$chartsheet=$workbook2->add_worksheet('Chart');
$chart=$workbook2->add_chart(type=>'line', embedded=>1);
$chart->set_plotarea(weight=>'none');
$chart->add_series(
    categories=>xl_range_formula('series1',1,$row_max,1,1),
    values=>xl_range_formula('series1',1,$row_max,3,3),
    name=>'series1'
    );
$chart->set_y_axis(name=>'Y-axis1');
$chart->add_series(
    categories=>xl_range_formula('series2',1,$row_max,1,1),
    values=>xl_range_formula('series2',1,$row_max,5,5),
    name=>'series2'
    );
$chart->set_y_axis(name=>'Y-axis2');
$chart->set_x_axis(name=>'X-axis');
$chartsheet->insert_chart(0,0,$chart,0,0,1,1);

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Is there any workaround to this?

In reply to Display 2nd Y-axis in Spreadsheet::WriteExcel by tc_blr

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