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Old 06-23-2016, 02:56 PM  
Barry-xlovecam
It's 42
 
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Day|Hour|TipCount
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Mon |23|14
Fri |20|12
Fri |16|11

Caution: I use office libre and gnumeric not microcrap products (they are very similar in function but may be different in some ways)
  1. Sort the lines by the number of the tips you want to sort by. top menu>Data>sort >descending
  2. Highlight the fields that you want to chart
  3. Press the chart icon in the top menu
  4. You can choose the chart type in the menu that appears.
  5. You need to set the axis and column orders that you want -- that is the hard part.
It's better to do this in MySQL and use HTML5 charting -- thanks for the good idea

I used to do this relating global customers logged in, global model count, and private session counts. I related the customer count to model activity with day of week and hour of day. The objective was similar however I charted all models globally -- (all models online as a group [talent pool]). It can be done manually . An automated query requires JASON and nosql and an interface middleware. We are using Kibana https://www.elastic.co/products/kibana and hadoop
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