Problem showing values in intervals of MSLine

[debugger_pk]

Hi,

I have am trying to display MS graph that is having 4 lines (Datasets) with Y-Axis values starting from 12,500 - 32,500 and X-Axis with 12 month from Jan - Dec..

I have got the data from 1st Jan - 31st Dec.. but since there are 12 values (Categories) on X-Axis.. the graphs only takes first 12 values from the database instead of all 365 values. This way I can only show 12 values on the graph, i.e. first 12 values in the database or if I only store monthwise data then I can plot the graph on monthly basis which I apparantly want to show on daily basis, since I have got the data of all 365 days of the year.

So technically when the graph gets plot, it should show the variation throughout the intervals of Jan, Feb, Mar and so on until Dec..

I am not sure if I am clear enough but I guess I have conveyed my problem with my best, however I would be more than happy to clarify if someone wants to get more on it.

Certainly I can't put 365 categories on X-Axis which will eventually solve the problem of showing daywaise data.

Thanks in advance,

Jimmy

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