Quick information before you start the next
lecture where you will create the line chart.
This also applies to the area charts that will come later.
One student informed me that he has a different language version of PowerPoint.
In his example, it was a European language, and
PowerPoint didn't recognize those dates properly when
they were written like that.
Jan 248. So the English version works without
problems with that, but the European version didn't.
So what you can do, you can use those dates.
I've corrected the files already.
Those dates should work for all language versions.
If you still have problems,
If you created the chart, you click on this axis
on the bottom, you go to the axis options and still
PowerPoint doesn't recognize date.
You can go even one step simpler and just delete them and just use yours.
I'm trying to make this course for an international
audience, but since people are using different
language versions and different language versions
interpret dates differently, for example, in Europe,
we have days here and months.
Second in America, months come first and then are followed by days.
So you can see different language versions might have their own little problems.
Just be aware of that and don't worry if your
PowerPoint version doesn't know that those are dates,
it probably means that you have a different language
and you need to format the date a little different.