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This subforum is more for hardware tech support, but you should be able to get what you want to do in Excel by splitting the date/time column into separate columns for date and time. There's plenty of guides for this online and the help feature in Office is actually pretty drat good. Afterwards you can just make every day into a line for the graph and it should show them over each other. The amount of data points being different shouldn't matter too much.
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therattle posted:The issue is that there is not a consistent set of x-axis values as the times vary per day. That's what I meant, yes. The x-axis can be changed manually to just show the full span of a day, the data points will automatically move to the right spots. I'd throw a quick and dirty formula set up, but I'm on a different language version of Excel and function names are wildly and hilariously translated. And, as Alereon said, there is probably software that can do this for you already. Doesn't the glucose meter's manufacturer have anything to download?
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