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I have two columns of data - the first is a set of dates, i.e., 2/4/08,
3/4/08; the second column contains 4 different values depicting incidents that occurred on the corresponding dates. I want to display a horizontal axis of months from June 08 through March 2010, and a vertical axis of numbers of incidents. The objective is to show how many incidents if each type occurred each month, stacked up for a total quantity of incidents per month. |
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I have just up an EXCEL 2007 file for you at:-
http://www.pierrefondes.com/ Item Number 80 towards the top of my home page. This is one possible way of doing it. If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "Sue" wrote: I have two columns of data - the first is a set of dates, i.e., 2/4/08, 3/4/08; the second column contains 4 different values depicting incidents that occurred on the corresponding dates. I want to display a horizontal axis of months from June 08 through March 2010, and a vertical axis of numbers of incidents. The objective is to show how many incidents if each type occurred each month, stacked up for a total quantity of incidents per month. |
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What are the values in the second column? Are they the number of
incidents on that day, or a code describing the type of incident? I'll assume the latter. Select the data and create a pivot table. Put the date field into the rows area, and the incident field into the columns area. Then also put the incident field into the data area, and make sure Count of Incidents is how the pivot table interprets the data. This should give you one column for each type of incident, with a number in each cell for the number of that type of incident per day (probably it's a 1 or a blank). Now group the date field into years and months. This gives a list of months with the count of incident in each month. This is what you want to chart in your stacked column chart. You can make a pivot chart, or if that's not to your liking, a regular chart: Regular Charts from Pivot Tables http://peltiertech.com/WordPress/reg...-pivot-tables/ - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ On 3/25/2010 8:14 PM, Sue wrote: I have two columns of data - the first is a set of dates, i.e., 2/4/08, 3/4/08; the second column contains 4 different values depicting incidents that occurred on the corresponding dates. I want to display a horizontal axis of months from June 08 through March 2010, and a vertical axis of numbers of incidents. The objective is to show how many incidents if each type occurred each month, stacked up for a total quantity of incidents per month. |
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