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I'm using =CONCATENATE('90diaspessoas'!B16," ", TO_TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16)) to join two cells data into one, then display the data on a graphic. enter image description here enter image description here

The following picture shows the result that I'm trying to achieve. I made it in Adobe Fireworks:

But this is what I'm getting (Yeah I changed the graphic type, but it's almost the same thing)

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As you can see, the date is appearing below the graphic and the data inside the graphic is messed up.

Is there any way I can achieve the example shown in that screenshot before?

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My approach was wrong. Instead I just used:

On column B, row 2, changed =CONCATENATE('90diaspessoas'!B16," ", TO_TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16)) to ='90diaspessoas'!B16, returning the amount of visitors. Let's say 129 Then on Column A, Row 2, changed Sun to =CONCATENATE(CHOOSE(WEEKDAY('90diaspessoas'!A16),"Domingo","Segunda","Terça","Quarta","Quinta","Sexta","Sábado")," ",TO_TEXT('90diaspessoas'!A16 ) ) Returning the Week + Date. For example Saturday 2017-12-02 You can change the text between the double quotes to whatever you want, mine is in Portuguese, but you could just use:

=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY('nametitle'!A2),"Sun","mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri","Sat")

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