Line Graph Behaviour

I have a series of data
01-JAN-2008 10
01-FEB-2008 20
01-MAR-2008 30
01-DEC-08 30
and some data for 2009
01-JAN-2009 5
01-FEB-2009 10
01-MAR-2009 20
01-APR-2009 30
I am trying to produce a rolling 12 month Graph with the Month as the label and Year as the colour. So if my current data was for May 2009 I'd see the following Axis for Month:
Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May
I'd expect to see:
. line from Jun ending in December for 2008 series.
. line starting in Jan ending in May for 2009 series.
My problem is the line graph default behaviour seems to be to assume a value of 0 where there are no Axis points, drawing the line to 0, not simply ending the line.
Has anyone attempted to do anthing like this?
Thanks for your help.

I'm surprised that you're not able to find this functionality yourself, because it is just under one of the chart option icons.
To be specific: click on the axis scaling icon, then click on Edit Scale Markers, click add. You can choose for a line or range.
Regards,
Stijn

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<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
<PERCENT_ROW>
<YEAR>2007</YEAR>
<PERIOD>3</PERIOD>
<MATERIAL_TYPE>C</MATERIAL_TYPE>
<BRANCHDESC>Twin Falls</BRANCHDESC>
<LOCATION>34</LOCATION>
<QUARTERDESC>Quarter 1</QUARTERDESC>
<CURRPERIOD>Mar 2007</CURRPERIOD>
<VALUECURRENTPERIOD>100</VALUECURRENTPERIOD>
<QUARTERVALUE>99.8</QUARTERVALUE>
<YTDVALUE>99.8</YTDVALUE>
<STDCURRENTPERIOD>100</STDCURRENTPERIOD>
<VARIANCE_STD>0</VARIANCE_STD>
<VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>0</VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>
<CURRENT_12MMA>99.8</CURRENT_12MMA>
<PRIOR_12MMA>0</PRIOR_12MMA>
<CURRPERSUB1>Feb 2007</CURRPERSUB1>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>99.4</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>
<CURRPERSUB2>Jan 2007</CURRPERSUB2>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>100</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>
<CURRPERSUB3>Dec 2006</CURRPERSUB3>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>
<CURRPERSUB4>Nov 2006</CURRPERSUB4>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>
<CURRPERSUB5>Oct 2006</CURRPERSUB5>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>
<CURRPERSUB6>Sep 2006</CURRPERSUB6>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>
<CURRPERSUB7>Aug 2006</CURRPERSUB7>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>
<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
<PERCENT_ROW>
<YEAR>2007</YEAR>
<PERIOD>3</PERIOD>
<MATERIAL_TYPE>C</MATERIAL_TYPE>
<BRANCHDESC>Spanish Fork</BRANCHDESC>
<LOCATION>35</LOCATION>
<QUARTERDESC>Quarter 1</QUARTERDESC>
<CURRPERIOD>Mar 2007</CURRPERIOD>
<VALUECURRENTPERIOD>7.7</VALUECURRENTPERIOD>
<QUARTERVALUE>10.2</QUARTERVALUE>
<YTDVALUE>10.2</YTDVALUE>
<STDCURRENTPERIOD>-6016.2</STDCURRENTPERIOD>
<VARIANCE_STD>-6023.9</VARIANCE_STD>
<VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>100.1</VARIANCE_STD_PERCENT>
<CURRENT_12MMA>10.23</CURRENT_12MMA>
<PRIOR_12MMA>0</PRIOR_12MMA>
<CURRPERSUB1>Feb 2007</CURRPERSUB1>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>14.9</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1>
<CURRPERSUB2>Jan 2007</CURRPERSUB2>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>8.1</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2>
<CURRPERSUB3>Dec 2006</CURRPERSUB3>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB3>
<CURRPERSUB4>Nov 2006</CURRPERSUB4>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB4>
<CURRPERSUB5>Oct 2006</CURRPERSUB5>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB5>
<CURRPERSUB6>Sep 2006</CURRPERSUB6>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB6>
<CURRPERSUB7>Aug 2006</CURRPERSUB7>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB7>
<CURRPERSUB8>Jul 2006</CURRPERSUB8>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB8>
<CURRPERSUB9>Jun 2006</CURRPERSUB9>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB9>
<CURRPERSUB10>May 2006</CURRPERSUB10>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB10>
<CURRPERSUB11>Apr 2006</CURRPERSUB11>
<VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>0</VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB11>
</PERCENT_ROW>
</DATA>
Note that each Branch_Desc has 12 periods called CURRPERIOD,CURPERSUB1,CURPERSUB2 ...... and 12 values for those periods as VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB2......
I need to create a Line Graph for each Branch for the 12 periods as defined above where VALUECURRENTPERIOD, VALUECURRENTPERIODSUB1 etc. are the values for that period. The current BIPublisher Chart tool only allows one Value and One Label. In my case I have 12 VALUES (VALUECURRENTPERIOD etc.) and 12 LABELS (CURRPERIOD, CURPERSUB1 etc.). The SERIES or LEGEND should be the Branch Desc . So what I am looking for is to plot values(12 values) for 6 branches (so six lines) over a period of time (12 periods).

Hi Tim,
We have this XML data calculated from several tables where the layout was in the format of One account(a Branch in this case) and 12 periodic values for the same . So reformatting the XML is not going to be easy as the source data is like this itself. I tried un-pivioting the table (as this one is already pivoted) but it looks like Oracle doesn't support this feature yet, but is suported in DB2 or SQL. Please take a look at this link
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/database/technology/archives/unpivot-query-12798?close=true
So I am stuck with the data in this format and users want a line graph for each branch over he period of time. May be somone on this forum can figure out how to un-pivot a table in Oracle. Thanks for your help in advance.

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