I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.

EXCEL 2007

If I set things up exactly as you state I get the right days along the X
axis.

My underlying data for the dates I set up as Custom Format dd-mmm-yy. Maybe
if you set things up this way you will get the right dates appearing in the
chart?

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.

formatting of the dates did not change anything. Is there a date setting in
Windows that would default all applications to display the end of a period
instead of the beginning?

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

EXCEL 2007

If I set things up exactly as you state I get the right days along the X
axis.

My underlying data for the dates I set up as Custom Format dd-mmm-yy. Maybe
if you set things up this way you will get the right dates appearing in the
chart?

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.

I have just put up my file for you at:-

http://www.pierrefondes.com/

- item number 77 towards the top of my home page.

Try deleting the chart and then starting again. If you do this I think that
the new chart will pick up the dates in the format that I have suggested.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

formatting of the dates did not change anything. Is there a date setting in
Windows that would default all applications to display the end of a period
instead of the beginning?

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

EXCEL 2007

If I set things up exactly as you state I get the right days along the X
axis.

My underlying data for the dates I set up as Custom Format dd-mmm-yy. Maybe
if you set things up this way you will get the right dates appearing in the
chart?

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.

I closed Excel and opened your file from your website and it displayed the
axis labels on your chart as:

31-Oct-08
1-Dec-08
1-Jan-09
1-Feb-09
etc.

there must be a default setting on my machine or OS that is telling it to
display time-values as the beginning of a period and not the end. I also got
a new laptop when I switched from 2003 to 2007 so that may be the issue and
not a 2003 vs 2007 issue. Thanks for your help.


"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

I have just put up my file for you at:-

http://www.pierrefondes.com/

- item number 77 towards the top of my home page.

Try deleting the chart and then starting again. If you do this I think that
the new chart will pick up the dates in the format that I have suggested.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

formatting of the dates did not change anything. Is there a date setting in
Windows that would default all applications to display the end of a period
instead of the beginning?

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

EXCEL 2007

If I set things up exactly as you state I get the right days along the X
axis.

My underlying data for the dates I set up as Custom Format dd-mmm-yy. Maybe
if you set things up this way you will get the right dates appearing in the
chart?

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.

OK, sorry, seems I cannot help any further.

On my laptop dates show as:-

31-Oct08
30-Nov-08
31-Dec-08
31-Jan-09

- etc.

I hope that somebdoy else will be able to assist.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I closed Excel and opened your file from your website and it displayed the
axis labels on your chart as:

31-Oct-08
1-Dec-08
1-Jan-09
1-Feb-09
etc.

there must be a default setting on my machine or OS that is telling it to
display time-values as the beginning of a period and not the end. I also got
a new laptop when I switched from 2003 to 2007 so that may be the issue and
not a 2003 vs 2007 issue. Thanks for your help.


"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

I have just put up my file for you at:-

http://www.pierrefondes.com/

- item number 77 towards the top of my home page.

Try deleting the chart and then starting again. If you do this I think that
the new chart will pick up the dates in the format that I have suggested.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

formatting of the dates did not change anything. Is there a date setting in
Windows that would default all applications to display the end of a period
instead of the beginning?

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

EXCEL 2007

If I set things up exactly as you state I get the right days along the X
axis.

My underlying data for the dates I set up as Custom Format dd-mmm-yy. Maybe
if you set things up this way you will get the right dates appearing in the
chart?

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks.



"excel_slave" wrote:

I am using a time-value x-axis. My minimum point is 10/31/08 and my maximum
is 10/31/11. I have the base unit as days and the major unit interval set as
months. In Excel 2003, this gave me axis labels of 10/31, 11/30, 12/31 etc.
In 2007 it gives me 10/31, 12/1, 1/1 etc. - I cannot figure out how to make
it show the labels as of the last day of the month instead of the first day
of the next month.