Using MS Graph to create Waterfall charts in PPT

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Sherbs

I want to create Waterfall or Floating Bar charts in PowerPoint using MS
Graph and not Excel. I can achieve this effect by creating a stacked bar
chart in PowerPoint and deleting the lower part of each of the stacked bars.
However I can only seem to be able to delete each lower bar part one at a
time. Will someone put me out of my misery and let me know how I can delete
one series - all the lower parts of the stacked bars in one graph - in one
step? Many thanks, Sherbs
 

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