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Default Defining X-axis scales as dates or times

I often plot measured data as a scatter plot with the value on the Y-axis,
and a time or date on the X-axis.
The wizard will pick default values for the X-axis that usually need to be
altered.
Since moving to Excel 2007 I have been unable to specify the X-axis min and
max values as dates or times. With '2003 I used to be able to specify, say,
a minimum of 08/09/2008 09:00 and a maximum of 08/09/2008 09:10. Now I would
have to use numeric values of 39699.375 and 39699.3819444.
Does anyone know a way of doing this?
Thanks
 
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