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bar graphs that are have bars joined together
I just cannot seem to get this to happen. Instead of a space between each
piece of data I want the bar to look more solid in connection. I have hours in 15 minute incements over a 24 hour period eg.A2:10, and say the date in B1. In each B2 down to B10 there may be counts 1 in B2, 1 in B3, 3 in B4, 2 in B5 as the 15 minutes tick by. I would then have say counts of how many occassions along the 15 minute increments I had crews active in a graphical manner not unlike the 'area' type graph BUT square Cheers Mike |
bar graphs that are have bars joined together
I think this might be what you're looking for.
Right click on the data series and choose Format data series... Under options, change the Gap width to zero. "MikeR-Oz" wrote: I just cannot seem to get this to happen. Instead of a space between each piece of data I want the bar to look more solid in connection. I have hours in 15 minute incements over a 24 hour period eg.A2:10, and say the date in B1. In each B2 down to B10 there may be counts 1 in B2, 1 in B3, 3 in B4, 2 in B5 as the 15 minutes tick by. I would then have say counts of how many occassions along the 15 minute increments I had crews active in a graphical manner not unlike the 'area' type graph BUT square Cheers Mike |
bar graphs that are have bars joined together
Thanks my friend. I had tried it but did not seem to work.
I have placed the file on this link http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3h7ij if you wish to see what it is all about. Mike "BoniM" wrote: I think this might be what you're looking for. Right click on the data series and choose Format data series... Under options, change the Gap width to zero. "MikeR-Oz" wrote: I just cannot seem to get this to happen. Instead of a space between each piece of data I want the bar to look more solid in connection. I have hours in 15 minute incements over a 24 hour period eg.A2:10, and say the date in B1. In each B2 down to B10 there may be counts 1 in B2, 1 in B3, 3 in B4, 2 in B5 as the 15 minutes tick by. I would then have say counts of how many occassions along the 15 minute increments I had crews active in a graphical manner not unlike the 'area' type graph BUT square Cheers Mike |
bar graphs that are have bars joined together
http://www.maysstuff.com/offdocs/ChartSample.xls
This might be more like what you wanted... "MikeR-Oz" wrote: Thanks my friend. I had tried it but did not seem to work. I have placed the file on this link http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3h7ij if you wish to see what it is all about. Mike "BoniM" wrote: I think this might be what you're looking for. Right click on the data series and choose Format data series... Under options, change the Gap width to zero. "MikeR-Oz" wrote: I just cannot seem to get this to happen. Instead of a space between each piece of data I want the bar to look more solid in connection. I have hours in 15 minute incements over a 24 hour period eg.A2:10, and say the date in B1. In each B2 down to B10 there may be counts 1 in B2, 1 in B3, 3 in B4, 2 in B5 as the 15 minutes tick by. I would then have say counts of how many occassions along the 15 minute increments I had crews active in a graphical manner not unlike the 'area' type graph BUT square Cheers Mike |
bar graphs that are have bars joined together
"BoniM" wrote: Thats fantastic. I am always in awe of the skills and willingness of others to help. Cheers Mike http://www.maysstuff.com/offdocs/ChartSample.xls This might be more like what you wanted... "MikeR-Oz" wrote: Thanks my friend. I had tried it but did not seem to work. I have placed the file on this link http://www.freefilehosting.net/download/3h7ij if you wish to see what it is all about. Mike "BoniM" wrote: I think this might be what you're looking for. Right click on the data series and choose Format data series... Under options, change the Gap width to zero. "MikeR-Oz" wrote: I just cannot seem to get this to happen. Instead of a space between each piece of data I want the bar to look more solid in connection. I have hours in 15 minute incements over a 24 hour period eg.A2:10, and say the date in B1. In each B2 down to B10 there may be counts 1 in B2, 1 in B3, 3 in B4, 2 in B5 as the 15 minutes tick by. I would then have say counts of how many occassions along the 15 minute increments I had crews active in a graphical manner not unlike the 'area' type graph BUT square Cheers Mike |
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