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I just created a excel chart as attached but I found 2 problems

1) the fisrt date of the data source should be 12/3/2021 , but as you can see in the chart , the first date of x-axis is 4/1/2021 , so that this is a gap in the chart ( as shown <-------> ) , could advise how to change the x-axis first date is 12/3/2021 ?

2) as you can see , the y-axis is -200 , 0 , 200 , 400 , how to remove -200 ?

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Once again you need to attach an Excel file so we can see what you've done. Please refer to my Answer to your previous question (and guidance on attaching a file)
John_Ru (rep: 6142) Apr 21, '22 at 9:20 am
Did you see my Answer below? Seems that the email alerts stopped working (following a site update) so you may have missed it.
John_Ru (rep: 6142) May 6, '22 at 12:32 pm
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Hi

You haven't attached an Excel file (the only type which can be added to a question or answer) or said (in your Profile) which version of Excel you are using but let's say you added a line chart....

To change the start date in recent versions of Excel, right click on the x axis (dates) and pick Format Axis... Make sure under Axis Type that Date in set. Then,  under Bounds, change the Minimum from (International format) 04/01/2021 to 12/03/2021. You may need to change the Maximum and the Major units too for a neat Axis (but I can't see your data).

Likewise for the y-axis, right click that, pick Format Axis... then change Minumum from -200 to 0 etc.

Don't forget to mark this Answer as Selected if it solves your problem. Otherwise, please attach an Excel file (as I reqiested before).

Also, I suggest you follow the Excel Tutorials hyperlink above and look in the section Charts and Graphs in Excel to find out more about this subject.

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