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Excel Charts - showing parts of a sequence
I am trying to create an Excel line chart with the X-axis being dates. Excel
insists on showing every day in the sequence along the axis, and I want to show only the dates for which I have data. This chart covers one year and I don't want 365 date points on the X-axis, only the 59 entries of dates of significance. Please help~ |
Excel Charts - showing parts of a sequence
You have a time scale axis. To change it:
1 Right click on chart; select Chart options 2 Open the Axes tab 3 For Category X-axis, select Category rather than Automatic or Time-scale best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "How to show interrupted data sequences" <How to show interrupted data wrote in message ... I am trying to create an Excel line chart with the X-axis being dates. Excel insists on showing every day in the sequence along the axis, and I want to show only the dates for which I have data. This chart covers one year and I don't want 365 date points on the X-axis, only the 59 entries of dates of significance. Please help~ |
Excel Charts - showing parts of a sequence
Your description about your data is unclear.
Is the data contiguous or non-contiguous? Do you mean you have data only for the first 59 days of year and add to that daily? In that case you can use a Dynamic Range formula for the series. See Stephen Bullen's site and download FunChrt1.zip for an example of using Dynamic Ranges. http://www.oaltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 10:52:01 -0800, How to show interrupted data sequences <How to show interrupted data wrote: I am trying to create an Excel line chart with the X-axis being dates. Excel insists on showing every day in the sequence along the axis, and I want to show only the dates for which I have data. This chart covers one year and I don't want 365 date points on the X-axis, only the 59 entries of dates of significance. Please help~ |
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