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How to chart
Spreadsheet contains records of apointments that have taken place, including
start and end times of appointments e.g. 12:30 pm to 17:30 pm. Need to produce a chart that has "number of appointments" on y-axis and 15 minute timebands on x-axis. Idea is to visually demonstrate periods of high and low activity. Problem I'm having is working out how many appointment instances occur for each 15 minute timeband. |
How to chart
This page shows a few ways to compile your data into plottable information:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Histograms.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "The Inquirer" wrote in message ... Spreadsheet contains records of apointments that have taken place, including start and end times of appointments e.g. 12:30 pm to 17:30 pm. Need to produce a chart that has "number of appointments" on y-axis and 15 minute timebands on x-axis. Idea is to visually demonstrate periods of high and low activity. Problem I'm having is working out how many appointment instances occur for each 15 minute timeband. |
How to chart
Thanks Jon.
I didn't know about the Analysis Toolpak - this is going to be a great help and time saver when it comes to charting my data. I still have a problem, however, in splitting the records of each appointment in to 15 minute slots. For example, one appointment has "Appointment ref" = 00001, "Start time" = 9:00 and "End time" = 9:45. I've now got my Bin consisting of 0:00, 0:15, 0:30, 0:45 etc, i.e. have this as the start time of my 15 minute timebands. My example appointment above would therefore fall in to 3 time bands i.e. the 9:00, the 9:15, and the 9:30 timebands in my Bin. I appreciate that this isn't an Excel charting issue so will cross post this in a more appropriate discussion group. Thanks again for your help. Regards, David "Jon Peltier" wrote: This page shows a few ways to compile your data into plottable information: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Histograms.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "The Inquirer" wrote in message ... Spreadsheet contains records of apointments that have taken place, including start and end times of appointments e.g. 12:30 pm to 17:30 pm. Need to produce a chart that has "number of appointments" on y-axis and 15 minute timebands on x-axis. Idea is to visually demonstrate periods of high and low activity. Problem I'm having is working out how many appointment instances occur for each 15 minute timeband. |
How to chart
Thanks Jon.
I didn't know about the Analysis Toolpak - this is going to be a great help and time saver when it comes to charting my data. I still have a problem, however, in splitting the records of each appointment in to 15 minute slots. For example, one appointment has "Appointment ref" = 00001, "Start time" = 9:00 and "End time" = 9:45. I've now got my Bin consisting of 0:00, 0:15, 0:30, 0:45 etc, i.e. the start time of my 15 minute timebands. My example appointment above would therefore fall in to 3 time bands i.e. the 9:00, the 9:15, and the 9:30 timebands in my Bin. I appreciate that this isn't an Excel charting issue so will cross post this in a more appropriate discussion group. Thanks again for your help. Regards, David "Jon Peltier" wrote: This page shows a few ways to compile your data into plottable information: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Histograms.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "The Inquirer" wrote in message ... Spreadsheet contains records of apointments that have taken place, including start and end times of appointments e.g. 12:30 pm to 17:30 pm. Need to produce a chart that has "number of appointments" on y-axis and 15 minute timebands on x-axis. Idea is to visually demonstrate periods of high and low activity. Problem I'm having is working out how many appointment instances occur for each 15 minute timeband. |
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