unwantedoz
New Member
Hello, I need help making a macro. I spent an hour or two couple of hours googling how to make macros but I still have no idea how to do what I want to.
Anyway I want display a chart on a website. I will be using fusioncharts.js to make it as trying it I have found it really easy to use.
My problem is the data is not in the format it needs. It needs it in either JSON or XML as a single string format.
Here is an example workbook with the data manually change to how it needs to look bellow it.
So if the data was
Column 1_______Column 2
25/08/2015_____112
I need the two pieces of data in that entry (the 25/08/2015 and the 112) converted to (doesn't matter where on the page it is or if a new sheet etc) an entry which takes up 1 Column & 4 rows being
Column X
{
"label": "23/08/2015",
"value": "78"
},
or into a single cell (including the < and > at the start and end)
<set label='23/08/2015' value='78' />
For the XML type it doesn't matter if each entry is in a separate cell (next to each other, they can not be under each other) or if they are all added together and put into the one cell.
Anyway I want display a chart on a website. I will be using fusioncharts.js to make it as trying it I have found it really easy to use.
My problem is the data is not in the format it needs. It needs it in either JSON or XML as a single string format.
Here is an example workbook with the data manually change to how it needs to look bellow it.
So if the data was
Column 1_______Column 2
25/08/2015_____112
I need the two pieces of data in that entry (the 25/08/2015 and the 112) converted to (doesn't matter where on the page it is or if a new sheet etc) an entry which takes up 1 Column & 4 rows being
Column X
{
"label": "23/08/2015",
"value": "78"
},
or into a single cell (including the < and > at the start and end)
<set label='23/08/2015' value='78' />
For the XML type it doesn't matter if each entry is in a separate cell (next to each other, they can not be under each other) or if they are all added together and put into the one cell.