I am trying to graph data for price quotes. When we obtain price quotes, we log the price in one column, and then a start date for the second column and an end date in the third column. The two date columns represent the period of time for which the quotes are valid.
I envision graphing each quote as two data points connected by a line, but know there has to be a better way to do this than having to add a new series to the graph for every price quote.
I have made a scatter plot that plots two series (ie I would plot the start dates and corresponding price quotes then plot the end dates with the same corresponding y-variable price quotes in a separate series.) Doing this gets all the data points on the graph, but ultimately I want it to look like a bunch of horizontal lines that show how long each price quote spans.
I hope I did an ok job of explaining. Any help on how to achieve this is greatly appreciated!!
I envision graphing each quote as two data points connected by a line, but know there has to be a better way to do this than having to add a new series to the graph for every price quote.
I have made a scatter plot that plots two series (ie I would plot the start dates and corresponding price quotes then plot the end dates with the same corresponding y-variable price quotes in a separate series.) Doing this gets all the data points on the graph, but ultimately I want it to look like a bunch of horizontal lines that show how long each price quote spans.
I hope I did an ok job of explaining. Any help on how to achieve this is greatly appreciated!!