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CEGavinMcGrath

Investing data in a table
 
I have a list of data, including dates and relevant data, which I have
downloaded from Yahoo. There are over 2,000 rows. I wish to plot the data,
with the latest data being on the right side of the graph. However, the data
is the "wrong way around", with the result that the oldest data is on the
right-side and the newest data on the left-side of the graph. Is there a way
that I can "flip" the data around on the chart without having to do it on the
table of data?

Many thanks.

Don Guillett

Investing data in a table
 
I have designed many financial projects such as this. There may be a better
method but I have used a macro to sortview the graph and then resort. This
can be automatic with a sheet activate/deactivate event macro.


--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"CEGavinMcGrath" wrote in message
...
I have a list of data, including dates and relevant data, which I have
downloaded from Yahoo. There are over 2,000 rows. I wish to plot the
data,
with the latest data being on the right side of the graph. However, the
data
is the "wrong way around", with the result that the oldest data is on the
right-side and the newest data on the left-side of the graph. Is there a
way
that I can "flip" the data around on the chart without having to do it on
the
table of data?

Many thanks.



David Biddulph[_2_]

Investing data in a table
 
Format Axis/ Scales/ Values in reverse order.
--
David Biddulph

"CEGavinMcGrath" wrote in message
...
I have a list of data, including dates and relevant data, which I have
downloaded from Yahoo. There are over 2,000 rows. I wish to plot the
data,
with the latest data being on the right side of the graph. However, the
data
is the "wrong way around", with the result that the oldest data is on the
right-side and the newest data on the left-side of the graph. Is there a
way
that I can "flip" the data around on the chart without having to do it on
the
table of data?

Many thanks.




CEGavinMcGrath

Investing data in a table
 
Don,

Many thankls for your reply. Have a read of David Biddulph's reply.


"Don Guillett" wrote:

I have designed many financial projects such as this. There may be a better
method but I have used a macro to sortview the graph and then resort. This
can be automatic with a sheet activate/deactivate event macro.


--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"CEGavinMcGrath" wrote in message
...
I have a list of data, including dates and relevant data, which I have
downloaded from Yahoo. There are over 2,000 rows. I wish to plot the
data,
with the latest data being on the right side of the graph. However, the
data
is the "wrong way around", with the result that the oldest data is on the
right-side and the newest data on the left-side of the graph. Is there a
way
that I can "flip" the data around on the chart without having to do it on
the
table of data?

Many thanks.




CEGavinMcGrath

Investing data in a table
 
David,

That's perfect. Many thanks.

"David Biddulph" wrote:

Format Axis/ Scales/ Values in reverse order.
--
David Biddulph

"CEGavinMcGrath" wrote in message
...
I have a list of data, including dates and relevant data, which I have
downloaded from Yahoo. There are over 2,000 rows. I wish to plot the
data,
with the latest data being on the right side of the graph. However, the
data
is the "wrong way around", with the result that the oldest data is on the
right-side and the newest data on the left-side of the graph. Is there a
way
that I can "flip" the data around on the chart without having to do it on
the
table of data?

Many thanks.






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