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Default How do I eliminate day between two dates i.e. fortnightly

I have a spreadsheet which I record fortnightly data in. When I create a
chart, the chart is picking up the days in between the fortnight dates and
messing up my graph. I only want to show the actual dates ie the each
fortnight in my chart
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Hi,

Sounds like you need categorical axes rather than time series.
Right click chart and from the popup menu chose Chart Options. On the
Axes tab set the X axis to being Category rather than Automatic.

Cheers
Andy

Frustrated Charter wrote:
I have a spreadsheet which I record fortnightly data in. When I create a
chart, the chart is picking up the days in between the fortnight dates and
messing up my graph. I only want to show the actual dates ie the each
fortnight in my chart


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