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  • It's been a while since I've done any charting but I imagine you can do it as a stacked bar chart - where the x axis value for each point is actually the sum of all the points underneath.

    Then give the bars no fill, and adjust the bar outline to also have no fill - there's an option somewhere to put a dot on the top of the bar portions. I'll have a go and see if I can make it work...

    I've not tried TW2;s method, it's probably easier, if not:

    Your data:
    antibacterial soap |plain soap |control
    0.5 |1 |2
    1 |1.5 |3
    1.2 |1.7 |3.5
    1.5 |3 |4

    Make a new set of data as each point in yours minus the previous one:
    antibacterial soap |plain soap |control
    0.5 |1 |2
    0.5 |0.5 |1
    0.2 |0.2 |0.5
    0.3 |1.3 |0.5

    Select the second table
    Insert Column chart
    Select all chart types
    Select 'stacked line with markers'

    right click on graph, 'Select Data', 'Switch / Row/Column'
    Then delete all the lines, so you're just left with the points on the chart

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