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If not, you can use a clustered bar chart. "Connected at" is one time series, "disconnected at" is another. The "connected at" series should be listed second in the data source window. Format "connected at" with white border lines and white fill in the format data series pane. Last step is to set the Series overlap to 100% in the Series Options ...
If you want the time and date printed every two hours, you will need to. format the labels as date and time. make the major interval on the horizontal axis 1/12 of a day. A day is 1 in Excel, so the major interval needs to be 1 divided by 12, which is 0.08333333. That will cause all the date/time stamps to overlap and become unreadable, so you ...
2. Simply selecting the data in your column and Insert > Charts – Scatter, Scatter with only Markers might suit. The closer the markers to one another (or the shallower the slope) should indicate the process has been called often in a short time interval. ie the quieter periods are when the slope is steep. If not a very helpful visualisation ...
Why does Excel ignore the time component of datetime values in a chart. For example, the following data : 10/10/2010 9:30 1 10/10/2010 9:40 2 10/10/2010 9:50 3 10/10/2010 10:00 4 10/10/2010 10:10 5 10/10/2010 10:20 6 excel plots it all values on a same x-value 10/10/2010. If I format the values as time, it works fine.
There is probably a better way to do this, but this is a working example. Let's assume this is your data: Copy this column and paste it into column B. Highlight it and hit Remove Duplicates. In C1, paste this formula: =COUNTIF(A:A;B1) (Use a ; in Excel 2010+, otherwise use a ,). In the bottom right corner of C1, click the black square and drag ...
Need to plot data of start and end times as one unit on an Excel chart, with date on the Y-axis and hour of day on the X axis. The format of the start and end times are Excel numbers which is adding another curveball into the mix.
But with some vba code it is possible for sure. Lets say there are maximum 20 activites a person does in a day. You could then insert a stacked column chart with 20 series. If a person only did 5 activities then the values for the 20 series would be 0 from 6th series to the last.
You could use a XY-Chart and VBA to add new data rows. Some notes. Each Unit has an unique Y value assigned to it. The first two (number of unique units) rows below the headline (1 & 2) are used to draw the green area, which start at 1st January and ends NOW(). The remaining rows are used to draw each downtime piece.
Select A1:G4 and as I think you are on the right lines with a Stacked Bar chart click that. Then click in the Plot area, Select Data… and Switch Row/Column. Select each series (colour) in turn and format to suit (which probably means No fill for the first series). With luck the X-axis will be formatted suitably because being times it may ...
EDIT. Insert new column called RoundedTime; You can round-off the Time to nearest 12 Hour using =MROUND(D2,"12:00") formula; and then create Line chart using Date, RoundedTime, Height fields. Click Line in the chart and choose Format button in the chart as highlighted and in the bottom, choose smooth line. Now, you will get smooth line chart as ...