Hello elkinsbe, Believe the previous reply was correct. You can use custom graph builder to achieve the desired results. Adjust the settings of Bar Chart 1 and Bar Chart 2 separately, remove a Discrete Legend, and add a Group Shared Role to the bar charts.   In the Custom Graph Builder, drag two bar charts over one another on the canvas To format and shift the bars: Go to the Properties tab, select Bar Chart 2 from the drop down menu Adjust the Grouping style to Stack Adjust the Bar spacing to 60% Adjust the Discrete offset to -20% Go to the Properties tab, select Bar Chart 1 from the drop down menu Adjust the Grouping style to Stack Adjust the Bar spacing to 60% Adjust the Discrete offset to +20% To ensure that groups appear as the same color on each bar: Go to the Properties tab, select A1 from the drop down menu Adjust Overlaid plot colors to All graphs start with the same color Since groups will be shared across both bar charts, prevent them from being displayed twice: Go to the Properties tab, select Discrete Legend from the drop down menu Remove the check mark from Bar Chart 1 Since it is a time series, the category of the X Axis should be self explanatory, so you can remove the label Go to the Properties tab, select X Axis from the drop down menu Remove the check mark from Show axis label To set up the the Groups, which will be the stacks colors of the bars Go to the Role Definitions tab Add a Group Role to Bar Chart 2 Add a Group Role to Bar Chart 1 Use the drop down arrow next to the Bar Chart 1 Group to Create Shared Role With Another Role, Bart Chart 2 Group, select Ok to any defaults. The Group between each bar chart should now be the same Shared Role Save, and add the chart to your report After assigning the roles to your chart, it should look something like this. ... View more

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