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Robert11
Hello,
Using Excel 2007 and XP.
I have some tabular data arranged next to a column that has dates starting
from July 1, and labeled vertically downward to Dec. 31.
However, although they are for this year, there is no year that I have
indicated.
When I chart the data, the only way I can get it to show up is to do the
Default chart and automatic for the horiz (date) axis.
If I try to set the min and max limits for the axis (whic I would like to
do), the data points do not appear.
I'm assuming that they are there, somewhere, but off the chart.
Questions:
What year is Excel probably assuming for my data ?
How can I find out the data number (the number of days from wherever it
starts from) it is working with ?
- for the dates I have in my data column ?
- for the chart itself ?
Hope I've explained this well enough.
Probably a common problem for new users like me.
How also does one avoid this "problem" ?
Thanks,
Bob
Using Excel 2007 and XP.
I have some tabular data arranged next to a column that has dates starting
from July 1, and labeled vertically downward to Dec. 31.
However, although they are for this year, there is no year that I have
indicated.
When I chart the data, the only way I can get it to show up is to do the
Default chart and automatic for the horiz (date) axis.
If I try to set the min and max limits for the axis (whic I would like to
do), the data points do not appear.
I'm assuming that they are there, somewhere, but off the chart.
Questions:
What year is Excel probably assuming for my data ?
How can I find out the data number (the number of days from wherever it
starts from) it is working with ?
- for the dates I have in my data column ?
- for the chart itself ?
Hope I've explained this well enough.
Probably a common problem for new users like me.
How also does one avoid this "problem" ?
Thanks,
Bob