Select the range of cells that have the total cost of each item for January. The first Cell should be the column Label something like “January Total Cost”.

-Select Insert\Chart
-Select 3D Column Chart and Finish
-Right Click on the chart and select Source Data
-Select the Series tab
-In the “Category X-axis Labels” text box, put the range of cells that have the Types of Supplies listed.
-Click the “Add” series button
-In the “Values” text box, select the range of cells that have the February total cost data.
-In the “Name” text box, select the cell that has the February Total Cost column label
-OK

-Right-click on any of the X-axis labels on the chart
-Select Format Axis
-Select the Alignment tab
-Adjust the orientation of the text to 45 degrees
-OK

If you need to set the Y-axis scale to 0.00 to 120.00

-Make sure all your cells with total cost is formatted with two decimals. To do that,
–select your total cost cells and then right-click on them.
–Select Format Cells.
–Select the Numbers tab
–Select Currency or Number and two decimal places.
–Do this for both the January and February Total Cost cells.

-If the Y-Axis doesn’t have the range set to 0 to 120…
–Right-click on any number on the Y-axis.
–Select Format axis.
–Select the Scale tab.
–You can set the minimum and maximum values for the Y-axis.

Like I said before, I’m making a lot of assumptions on what you want but I hope this gets you pointed in the right direction.