Excel: Separated X axis

Very nice graph in a Dutch newspaper (de Trouw) which I remade in Excel.

Here are the data from A1:D5:

	Liquor Price (%)	Liquor Sales (%)	tussen
2012	2,4	-4,0	-1,5
2013/1	3,8	-10,4	-1,5
2013/2	3,7	-9,6	-1,5
2013/3	3,8	-8,1	-1,5

• Create a Stacked Bar Diagram based on the range A1:D5.
• Set the color of the fourth part to No fill.
• Add a line graph based on column two.
• Add labels for this line.
• Choose Above for the labels.
• Set the color of the line graph to No color.
• Create a name label2:

=Blad1!$C$2:$C$5+Blad1!$D$2:$D$5

• Add this name to the graph as a line graph.
• Add labels for this line.
• Choose Below for the labels.
• Set the color of the line graph to No color.
• Add a another line graph based on column four.
• Add this line to the Secondary Axis.
• Change the secondary Y-axis in a way that the horizontal axis crosses at -1,5.
• Both axes should run from 6 to -14.
• Remove both Y-axis.
• Change both X-axes so that the line is black.
• Remove the labels of the secondary horizontal axis.
• Add two boxes and link those to B1 and C1 respectively.
• Format the boxes and the font color like I did in the graph.

Then, the outcome should look like the picture.

You can download the file ExcelUpDown.zip through this link:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7HgkOwFZtdZVmhRQUZFM28yc1U&usp=sharing