Plotting a graph from a single cell

holiday

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Hi

I really need some help :confused:

I need to know, can I plot a graph (ongoing plotting each value) from just ONE single cell which constantly updates it's value? (I have a third party datafeed hooked up to one single cell in Excel 2000 [yes, the old one :biggrin: ] and it updates quickly in realtime automatically throughout the day). But I need to trace the history of the values, plot a graph of all the values which ever show up in that single, in other words.

Also, I need to date and time stamp each new plot on the X axis of the graph (only when a new figure appears in the cell). So, for example, my one and only "datacell" (say, A1!) which is linked to an external datafeed is showing "145.87541" at 12:30:45 on 27/04/05. I need that time and date on the X axis which the number as the plot. Then that cell changes value 2 seconds later to "145.87587" at 12:30:47 on 27/04/04. Now I need that second plot on the graph at the correct time/date stamp so I am constantly plotting the history of the value onwards (potentially forever!) using just that one, automatically updating, cell. THANKS!!! :biggrin:

Oh PS: if anyone actually knows how many plots my graph could possible ever have as a maximum in Excel - please could you tell me?! THANKS AGAIN!!!!!
 

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Hi.

Max number of data point in a 2D chart = 32,000

Re the plotting, there isn't any in-built way of doing that - first, you have to store all the data points as they come in. For help with that first, post more about your file set-up
 
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Max series in a chart = 255
Max points in a 2D series = 32,000
Max points in a chart = 256,000
 
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