PivotChart Date Ranges

AsherPSmear

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  1. 365
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Good morning!

Not sure if you smelt the smoke but my brain is fried! Would you mind looking into the below?

I'm trying to build a pivot chart that shows capacity vs utilization on each day.

LocationMax Capacity# PersonnelDepartureRental StartRental Complete
Site A326 Jan 2120 Dec 2010 Jan 21
Site B2118 Jan 211 Jan 2122 Jan 21
Site A318 Jan 2122 Dec 2012 Jan 21

  1. X-axis is dates (20 Dec - 22 Jan 21)
  2. Y-axis is # personnel
  3. Horizontal line is max capacity
Site A would visualize 22 Dec 20 - 10 Jan 21 as 3 personnel. Thank you in advance! I've been trying to visualize this for the past week :(

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If your data is not manually aligned, all values starting in col B are text, not real values/dates ?
If so first make those values/dates real one way or another ( I don't know how your data is entered)
 
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If your data is not manually aligned, all values starting in col B are text, not real values/dates ?
If so first make those values/dates real one way or another ( I don't know how your data is entered)

Thank you for the quick reply. The format cells are short date and alignment is center, center.
 
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The format is not relevant, it is only the way XL shows you things. If you remove the manual date alignment do the values align left or right? Left = text, right = numbers ( which dates are)
 
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The format is not relevant, it is only the way XL shows you things. If you remove the manual date alignment do the values align left or right? Left = text, right = numbers ( which dates are)
Good news is that they appear on the right.
 
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