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JodySmithPharmD
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      30th Apr 2010
Is there a way to produce a chart that displays different products (Y axis)
against the dates they were used (x-axis)? An example would be:

Product A used from 4-20-10 to 4-30-10
Product B used from 4-15-10 to 4-20-10
Product C used from 4-18-10 to 5-3-10

I want a chart with three parallel lines that only display segments that
correspond with the dates used.
 
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trip_to_tokyo
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      30th Apr 2010
EXCEL 2007

Hi Jody, I have just put up a chart for you at:-

http://www.pierrefondes.com/

Item number 101.

The only thing that you might be baffled by is the Chart Worksheet cells B2
/ B3 / B4. These are your dates but in number format: so 40,288 is your
20-Apr-2010; 40,283 is your 15-Apr-2010 and so on.

Apart from this it's pretty straightforward and I think it matches your
needs.

If you agree please hit Yes.

Thanks.

"JodySmithPharmD" wrote:

> Is there a way to produce a chart that displays different products (Y axis)
> against the dates they were used (x-axis)? An example would be:
>
> Product A used from 4-20-10 to 4-30-10
> Product B used from 4-15-10 to 4-20-10
> Product C used from 4-18-10 to 5-3-10
>
> I want a chart with three parallel lines that only display segments that
> correspond with the dates used.

 
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JodySmithPharmD
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      30th Apr 2010
That's it exactly! You're wonderful!

Thank you,

Jody

"trip_to_tokyo" wrote:

> EXCEL 2007
>
> Hi Jody, I have just put up a chart for you at:-
>
> http://www.pierrefondes.com/
>
> Item number 101.
>
> The only thing that you might be baffled by is the Chart Worksheet cells B2
> / B3 / B4. These are your dates but in number format: so 40,288 is your
> 20-Apr-2010; 40,283 is your 15-Apr-2010 and so on.
>
> Apart from this it's pretty straightforward and I think it matches your
> needs.
>
> If you agree please hit Yes.
>
> Thanks.
>
> "JodySmithPharmD" wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to produce a chart that displays different products (Y axis)
> > against the dates they were used (x-axis)? An example would be:
> >
> > Product A used from 4-20-10 to 4-30-10
> > Product B used from 4-15-10 to 4-20-10
> > Product C used from 4-18-10 to 5-3-10
> >
> > I want a chart with three parallel lines that only display segments that
> > correspond with the dates used.

 
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