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Combining two columns into one X-axis?

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Steen Suder - 10 Apr 2008 20:29 GMT
I have a sheet with three columns of numbers, I would like to plot:

A Date
B Time
C Measured responsetime

Example:
Apr-9-08        15:06   624.0
Apr-9-08        15:05   656.0
Apr-9-08        15:04   623.0
Apr-9-08        15:03   889.0
Apr-9-08        15:02   873.0
Apr-9-08        15:01   702.0
Apr-9-08        15:00   749.0
...

How do I specify a graph, that uses columns A and B "combined" for the
X-axis and column C for the Y-axis or values?

Perhaps just a pointer or hint towards the concept or function to be used -
then I can take it from there.

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Pete_UK - 10 Apr 2008 21:19 GMT
If those are proper Excel dates and times, then use a helper column and add
them together, e.g. insert a new column C and in C1 put this formula:

=A1+B1

Format how you  would like it to be, then copy down.

Use the new column C as the source for your X-axis.

Hope this helps.

Pete

>I have a sheet with three columns of numbers, I would like to plot:
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> used -
> then I can take it from there.
 
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