| Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | lardconcepts | 6/20/12 4:20 AM | See this chart? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmkhuHmI5mk1dHpMNE13WWxobGo0dWFtMWMxSnFSRWc&pli=1#gid=5 Every single point has a date - perfect, just what I want. But this chart is not so good: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?ke |
| Re: Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | MarinusP | 6/21/12 4:12 AM | Hi I can get access to the "normal" sheets, but not to the charts which have their own sheet. It might be an idea to: - Make a copy of the spreadsheet - Remove the ow-sheet-charts - Recreate the charts on a normal sheet. |
| Re: Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | lardconcepts | 6/21/12 4:27 AM | What sort of error are you getting when trying to view the charts? I couldn't even load it at all at first! Had to sign out and in again. I was getting "Oops. Error writing records. (undefined: Internal abort)". As well as all the other error message |
| Re: Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | MarinusP | 6/21/12 4:33 AM | Hi Yes I also got such error messages, quickly flashing after each other, trying to reload over and over. When I open the spreadsheet using a different #gid (sheetnumber) of a normal sheet, it works fine, however, if I click on a tab of a chart, noth |
| Re: Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | lardconcepts | 6/21/12 7:02 AM | Thank you! I've made a copy of the spreadsheet, massively tidied it up using your formula from the other thread, and removed the automatically importing weather data. Here's the sheet with all the graphs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key= |
| Re: Why is one chart showing all dates, but not the other when chart types and data types are the same? | MarinusP | 6/21/12 1:38 PM | Hi I've taken a look at your charts, and I think the one you say is not correct, is correct, and the ones you say are correct, are not correct. Let me try to explain. If you have a chart which goes, on the X axis, from 0 to 10, then you want below th |