I am currently investigating Google Charts as an alternative to creating 
charts in Adobe Flash Builder. I am trying to find out if it is possible to 
create a chart that has the following characteristics.

Series 1: Column
Series 2; Column
Series 3: Line

Series 1 and 2 are stacked, but rather that being placed one on top of the 
other they are superimposed over each other. This is necessary because the 
data should show the value of Series 1 and the value of Series 2 on 
rollover, but visually it shows Series 1 with Series 2 behind it so that 
the positive difference between them shows as if it were stacked on Series 
1. A negative difference does not show because Series 1 covers Series 2. 
Series 3 is a line that covers Series 1 and Series 2 and shows a target 
value. Values for all Series are percentages. So a sample column might have 
the values Series 1 70%, Series 2 85%, Series 3 80%. This would show a 
column of 70% a stacked 15% and a line part way through the stacked 15%.

Is this possible using Google Charts? I have played around for a while and 
haven't found a way to do this. I can created a Combo Chart with a single 
column and a line, or a Stacked Chart with no line and wrongly displayed 
data on rollover because to get it to display correctly Series 2 has to be 
the delta value between the Series 1 data and the Series 2 data.

Any suggestions on how to achieve the results I need would be gratefully 
received.

Attached is a sample of what I am trying to recreate,

Thanks,

Colin





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