How do I solve this stupid chart?

Ok guys here's the deal, I basically have 3 rows/colums:
X axis - Hour
Y axis - Volume
Y - 2 axis - Price

Now here's my request, I know how to have two Y axis problem is I don't know how to separate them.
Basically they kind of overlap each other when I don't want them and it is necessary for me that both axis are on the same table but separate.

I basically attached a picture and I want to copy it, SB for the solution

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Is this what you're looking for?

Right click on the secondary data series, and then select plot series on secondary axis.

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Does it have something to do with your chart type?

But seems like you're not using Stacked Columns. Hmm.

Okay. This is my first edit:

Found it:

Sorry if I explain in words it may be difficult to follow.

Not the easiest way to overcome the hurdle, but... it works.

Good luck! Let me know if your problem is solved.

Fortes fortuna adiuvat.
 

Great job,totally what I was looking for.I am completely amazed on how to solve this problem - when I think about it no solution came even close to this one.

thanks!

Edit: The solution works but I'm a complete idiot because it's pretty much impossible to copy the graph from my first post.

 

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