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No problem. Your current spreadsheet doesn't allow you to take advantage of Excel's functionality. Since you are using one spreadsheet to hold series data for all 25 charts, and the data is arranged in the way it is, you're not able to leverage this functionality. You could redesign the spreadsheet layout.
Create a pivot table out of the data, with: TESTID as columns; Timestamp as rows; Result as values; Then create a XY Scatter (Not the pivot table graph in excel). Use the content of the Pivot table to plot data, skip the Sum at the end and use the matrix with empty cells instead.
In C1, paste this formula: =COUNTIF(A:A;B1) (Use a ; in Excel 2010+, otherwise use a ,). In the bottom right corner of C1 , click the black square and drag it down until you've reached the bottom of column B.
In Excel 2007: Go to insert --> Scatterplot and create the chart type "Scatter with smooth lines". Give a mouse right click on the chart and pick "Select Data" option. Click on Add series button and place "Series X values" as the range of values in column Time and fill in "Series Y values" with the range data on column Value.
=SUMIF(Data!D:D,Summary!E2,Data!A:A) For the sub category totals (Assuming sub-categories are mutally exclusive). Now that that data is summarized, highlight the cells and insert a column chart for the following charts. Adding new categories and/or sub categories will require you to add lines to the summary data, and then add series to the charts.
In Excel 2016, I have time series that may contain cells with missing data, typically labelled with a string. I'd like to plot the series ignoring non-numeric cells, but Excel wants to plot them as zeros. Here is how it looks: A workaround could be to create another column with something like =IF(C13="#N/A N/A",NA(),C13) as suggested here.
Specifically how to parse data from an Excel spreadsheet in order to generate and plot some basic value comparison graphs. I'm using the Spyder IDE with Python 3.6.3. The file 'foc' location is: C:\Users\Murphy\Desktop\WinPython-64bit-3.6.3.0Qt5\PYWorkFiles\foc.csv I have more than one version of the excel spreadsheet foc file as I have ...
Group data. You can group several values in a range (ex: [0,50[,[50,100[, etc) and then make a graphic of it (bars, pie, etc). Scale the data. Applying a function over any variable (like a logaritmic one) can change the "distance" between values. Hope this helps to achieve your objetives.
I am wondering, is python able to generate data AND graph in excel? If there are examples or code snippets, feel free to post it :) Or a workaround can be use python to generate graph in graphical format like .jpg, etc or .pdf file is also ok..as long as workaround doesn't need dependency such as the need to install boost library.
You can get good Time Series graphs in Excel, the way you want, but you have to work with a few quirks. Be sure to select "Scatter Graph" (with a line option). This is needed if you have non-uniform time stamps, and will scale the X-axis accordingly. In your data, you need to add a column with the mid-point. Here's what I did with your sample data.