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I want single line chart, with dual y axis; i.e. each point of line have two values for both y axis. ex. in below chart, consider all points connected as line. approx values. (for simplicity did, y2 value = 2 * y1, actual values are different.) Point 1 refer as Month=Jan, Qty=20, Amount=40K Point 2 refer as Month=Feb, Qty=18, Amount=36K Point 3 refer as Month=Mar, Qty=13, Amount=26K Point 4 refer as Month=Apr, Qty=22, Amount=44K Point 5 refer as Month=May, Qty=16, Amount=32K 35|______________________________________________________________|70K |_________________*_____________________________________________| 30|_______________________________________________________________|60K |_______________________________________________________________| 25|_______________________________________________________________|50K |_______________________________________________________________| 20|___*_________________________________________*__________________|40K |_______________________________________________________________| 15|___________________________________________________________*___|30K |_______________________________*_______________________________| 10|_______________________________________________________________|20K |_______________________________________________________________| 5|_______________________________________________________________|10K |_______________________________________________________________| Qty------Jan----------Feb------------------Mar---------------------Apr---------------May----Amount How can i achieve same?

Hi There, I have been reading the documentation and wanted to check which combination chart will best meet the requirements to convert this existing chart to fusion chart. Please take a look at the image of the chart attached Documentation reference Link: http://docs.fusioncharts.com/tutorial-setup-list-of-charts.html I think that my best chance would be to implement mscombidy2d but not sure as it does not mention stacked column in combination with line with dual axis. Any help and advice on this is appreciated. Thanks and Kind Regards, Bharat Patel