OBIEE Control Formatting of Chart

Hi all
I am just starting to use/learn about charts in OBIEE
I was wondering, is there anyway I can control the spacing between columns in a regular vertical bar graph?
Currently my chart is showing up with all the measures/values side by side
It would be nice to have a bit of white space in between certain sets to provide some spacing.
Any help appreciated
Thanks

That empty fact/measure is a neat little trick
Would it be possible to create some "grouping" or white spacing if it is all the same measure seperated by groupings?
So for example I have course registrations as follows
Course 1 Course 2 Course 3
Registration 2012 6 4 6
Registration 2013 4 54 60
So right now the vertical bars for course 1, 2 & 3 are all side by side, 2 bars for each course (2012/2013 year)
I wanted to group 2012/2013 on top of course 1 - white space - group 2012/2013 on top of course 2 etc
Would this be possible?

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