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Dual y-axis and overlapping x-axis

Hey guys,

Please help me with this one, as I have spent 4 hours without success on it. I want to the chart the following on one chart, with two y-axis. The problem is the x-axis. They are both time periods, but don't overlap exactly. One is an entire calender year. The other is biannual, ending in May and November. Data below. Can someone help please?

https://preview.redd.it/lzazr19pnewg1.png?width=406&format=png&auto=webp&s=1972665fb539fa5a405a2d78c425286a540903fb

Oct–Apr 2015–16 $6,111
May–Oct 2016 $40,491
Nov–Apr 2016–17 $16,775
May–Oct 2017 $14,884
Nov–Apr 2017–18 $28,714
May–Oct 2018 $26,958
Nov–Apr 2018–19 $8,925
May–Oct 2019 $26,784
Nov–Apr 2019–20 $738
May–Oct 2020 $4,400
Nov–Apr 2020–21 $6,900
May–Oct 2021 $12,400
Nov–Apr 2021–22 $10,080
May–Oct 2022 $84,701
Nov–Apr 2022–23 $1,200
May–Oct 2023 $0
Nov–Apr 2023–24 $0
May–Oct 2024 $0
Year Total Expenditure
2015 $3,113,115
2016 $4,200,685
2017 $5,080,303
2018 $6,262,821
2021 $11,172,892
2022 $16,030,875
2023 $20,598,203
2024 $1,342,772
2025 $1,390,023
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