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    <p>I had to make a minor tweak to the PHPExcel code to get it working correctly, just pushed it to github; together with 33chartcreate-composite-chart.php in /Examples.</p> <pre><code>$objPHPExcel = new PHPExcel(); $objWorksheet = $objPHPExcel-&gt;getActiveSheet(); $objWorksheet-&gt;fromArray( array( array('', 'Rainfall (mm)', 'Temperature (°F)', 'Humidity (%)'), array('Jan', 78, 52, 61), array('Feb', 64, 54, 62), array('Mar', 62, 57, 63), array('Apr', 21, 62, 59), array('May', 11, 75, 60), array('Jun', 1, 75, 57), array('Jul', 1, 79, 56), array('Aug', 1, 79, 59), array('Sep', 10, 75, 60), array('Oct', 40, 68, 63), array('Nov', 69, 62, 64), array('Dec', 89, 57, 66), ) ); // Set the Labels for each data series we want to plot // Datatype // Cell reference for data // Format Code // Number of datapoints in series // Data values // Data Marker $dataseriesLabels1 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$B$1', NULL, 1), // Temperature ); $dataseriesLabels2 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$C$1', NULL, 1), // Rainfall ); $dataseriesLabels3 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$D$1', NULL, 1), // Humidity ); // Set the X-Axis Labels // Datatype // Cell reference for data // Format Code // Number of datapoints in series // Data values // Data Marker $xAxisTickValues = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('String', 'Worksheet!$A$2:$A$13', NULL, 12), // Jan to Dec ); // Set the Data values for each data series we want to plot // Datatype // Cell reference for data // Format Code // Number of datapoints in series // Data values // Data Marker $dataSeriesValues1 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$B$2:$B$13', NULL, 12), ); // Build the dataseries $series1 = new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries( PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::TYPE_BARCHART, // plotType PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::GROUPING_CLUSTERED, // plotGrouping range(0, count($dataSeriesValues1)-1), // plotOrder $dataseriesLabels1, // plotLabel $xAxisTickValues, // plotCategory $dataSeriesValues1 // plotValues ); // Set additional dataseries parameters // Make it a vertical column rather than a horizontal bar graph $series1-&gt;setPlotDirection(PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::DIRECTION_COL); // Set the Data values for each data series we want to plot // Datatype // Cell reference for data // Format Code // Number of datapoints in series // Data values // Data Marker $dataSeriesValues2 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$C$2:$C$13', NULL, 12), ); // Build the dataseries $series2 = new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries( PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::TYPE_LINECHART, // plotType PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::GROUPING_STANDARD, // plotGrouping range(0, count($dataSeriesValues2)-1), // plotOrder $dataseriesLabels2, // plotLabel NULL, // plotCategory $dataSeriesValues2 // plotValues ); // Set the Data values for each data series we want to plot // Datatype // Cell reference for data // Format Code // Number of datapoints in series // Data values // Data Marker $dataSeriesValues3 = array( new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeriesValues('Number', 'Worksheet!$D$2:$D$13', NULL, 12), ); // Build the dataseries $series3 = new PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries( PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::TYPE_AREACHART, // plotType PHPExcel_Chart_DataSeries::GROUPING_STANDARD, // plotGrouping range(0, count($dataSeriesValues2)-1), // plotOrder $dataseriesLabels3, // plotLabel NULL, // plotCategory $dataSeriesValues3 // plotValues ); // Set the series in the plot area $plotarea = new PHPExcel_Chart_PlotArea(NULL, array($series1, $series2, $series3)); // Set the chart legend $legend = new PHPExcel_Chart_Legend(PHPExcel_Chart_Legend::POSITION_RIGHT, NULL, false); $title = new PHPExcel_Chart_Title('Average Weather Chart for Crete'); // Create the chart $chart = new PHPExcel_Chart( 'chart1', // name $title, // title $legend, // legend $plotarea, // plotArea true, // plotVisibleOnly 0, // displayBlanksAs NULL, // xAxisLabel NULL // yAxisLabel ); // Set the position where the chart should appear in the worksheet $chart-&gt;setTopLeftPosition('F2'); $chart-&gt;setBottomRightPosition('O16'); // Add the chart to the worksheet $objWorksheet-&gt;addChart($chart); </code></pre>
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