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I have an application in which I import data into excel and then graph
it on the y axis with the x axis being system time. I actually graph 3
Y values at once using a list selector.

When I begin importing data, I have a time column which the graph uses
to get the x axis. This is a time of day so it will read x:xx PM/AM.
However, for some reason when I start the data collection, the x axis
time wont change past 12:00 AM. As a matter of fact, it says 12:00AM
there for all values even before I start graphing, and it never
changes.

At one point this was working, but I made a few minor changes (which i
can't recall) and now it has stopped working. I have also double and
triple checked my ranges to make sure I am reading from the proper
cells.

Has anyone ever experienced this or know why this is doing this?


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Hi Pate,

Try these steps.

Change the x axis values to the formula =NOW(), so that it will call the
current system date&time and it will appear in the Graph. If you would like
to have only the Time to appear you select the Format (Menu) - Cells -
Number (TAB) - Time. Select the Format which you prefer.

Thanks,
Satya

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I have an application in which I import data into excel and then graph
it on the y axis with the x axis being system time. I actually graph 3
Y values at once using a list selector.

When I begin importing data, I have a time column which the graph uses
to get the x axis. This is a time of day so it will read x:xx PM/AM.
However, for some reason when I start the data collection, the x axis
time wont change past 12:00 AM. As a matter of fact, it says 12:00AM
there for all values even before I start graphing, and it never
changes.

At one point this was working, but I made a few minor changes (which i
can't recall) and now it has stopped working. I have also double and
triple checked my ranges to make sure I am reading from the proper
cells.

Has anyone ever experienced this or know why this is doing this?


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This is what I have.


The VB macro uses Now() to pull the time when it gets to that point in
the program. It is displaying on the spreadsheet, but it wont transfer
over to the graph for some reason.


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