Time Series Question
I have a line graph depicting product tests over a 2 week period.
The Y axis are the results ranging from -10 to +10. The X axis is timescale. The problem I have is that the timescale only allows days, months and years. What I actually need is the x axis to breakdown into hours as multiple tests take place each hour. Is there any way that such can be accomplished in Excel? Regards Daz |
Time Series Question
Use an XY chart, not what is confusing called a line chart. You can then
set the X axis increment in Excel's time format. -- David Biddulph "news.microsoft.com" wrote in message ... I have a line graph depicting product tests over a 2 week period. The Y axis are the results ranging from -10 to +10. The X axis is timescale. The problem I have is that the timescale only allows days, months and years. What I actually need is the x axis to breakdown into hours as multiple tests take place each hour. Is there any way that such can be accomplished in Excel? Regards Daz |
Time Series Question
David
I have tried your suggestion bu again the time scale only allows days, months and years. Regards Daz "David Biddulph" wrote: Use an XY chart, not what is confusing called a line chart. You can then set the X axis increment in Excel's time format. -- David Biddulph "news.microsoft.com" wrote in message ... I have a line graph depicting product tests over a 2 week period. The Y axis are the results ranging from -10 to +10. The X axis is timescale. The problem I have is that the timescale only allows days, months and years. What I actually need is the x axis to breakdown into hours as multiple tests take place each hour. Is there any way that such can be accomplished in Excel? Regards Daz |
Time Series Question
Not true!
Format axis/ Scale/ Insert 02:00 as the major axis unit, and 2 hours is what you'll get. -- David Biddulph "Darren" wrote in message ... David I have tried your suggestion bu again the time scale only allows days, months and years. Regards Daz "David Biddulph" wrote: Use an XY chart, not what is confusing called a line chart. You can then set the X axis increment in Excel's time format. -- David Biddulph "news.microsoft.com" wrote in message ... I have a line graph depicting product tests over a 2 week period. The Y axis are the results ranging from -10 to +10. The X axis is timescale. The problem I have is that the timescale only allows days, months and years. What I actually need is the x axis to breakdown into hours as multiple tests take place each hour. Is there any way that such can be accomplished in Excel? Regards Daz |
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