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appplejack007 appplejack007 is offline How can I make data skip over certain dates (ex weekend) Example included. Windows 10 How can I make data skip over certain dates (ex weekend) Example included. Office 2016
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Default How can I make data skip over certain dates (ex weekend) Example included.

I've been a market participant for few years and I started experimenting with making my own charts with excel.

I have a workbook and a screenshot attached to it.

Basically, I have a series of data. I got it from Yahoo Finance by downloading historical data.

From Jun 4,2020, I started manually adding data instead of downloading the new ones everyday from Yahoo Finance.



The chart in the work book is what I created. As you can see there's a weekend Jun 6,7 and the chart include their data as zero.

So, how can I skip over dates (weekends)?

Thanks!
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