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

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.
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David Biddulph

"news.microsoft.com" wrote in message
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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

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

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
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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