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JFAIRBUS

Weekly scale on Y axis
 

Hi!

I'm trying to create a chart that includes a weekly scale on both X & Y
axis.

The format required is as follow: YYwkWW - i.e. 06wk52.

My issue is that after 06wk52, the 07wk01 corresponding value is shown
on level 01 of the y axis (cells are formatted to respond to format
requirements), or there is a gap of 48 between 06wk52 and 07wk01 if a
calculation is applied.

Anyone seen this before???

Cheers for your help!!!

JF


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Jon Peltier

Weekly scale on Y axis
 
YYwkWW only gives me 06wkWW or 07wkWW. The only way to get 06wk52 or 07wk01
is to generate strings, which have no numerical value, and cannot be plotted
along a value axis. I would suggest keeping the data as dates, and construct
X and Y axes using the technique described he

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/ArbitraryAxis.html

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com
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"JFAIRBUS" wrote in
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Hi!

I'm trying to create a chart that includes a weekly scale on both X & Y
axis.

The format required is as follow: YYwkWW - i.e. 06wk52.

My issue is that after 06wk52, the 07wk01 corresponding value is shown
on level 01 of the y axis (cells are formatted to respond to format
requirements), or there is a gap of 48 between 06wk52 and 07wk01 if a
calculation is applied.

Anyone seen this before???

Cheers for your help!!!

JF


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