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Default x-axis Interval

Hi all,

Using Excel 2007 SP2
I am trying plot mmm char(13) yy on the x axis
I currently have every 4th interval plotted
Problem is, I have an odd accounting calendar that had a 6 week start
So I would like to plot the first date, the 6th date and every 4th
date after that

Is this possible?

Thanks
g
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Default x-axis Interval

You can't do that with the default axis labels. But you could add a
series with a point at each date along the axis (X = date, Y = axis
minimum). Hide the series (no lines or markers) but add category data
labels, and position them below the points.

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Hi all,

Using Excel 2007 SP2
I am trying plot mmm char(13) yy on the x axis
I currently have every 4th interval plotted
Problem is, I have an odd accounting calendar that had a 6 week start
So I would like to plot the first date, the 6th date and every 4th
date after that

Is this possible?

Thanks
g

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