Is there a way to make custom world record (or PB) progression graphs like the ones you see on the "Statistics" page of a SRC game page? I'd like to make a graph with all my PBs of several games from the same franchise but I couldn't find any solutions through the search engine of my choice so I hope somebody here can provide an answer.

Are you asking about building a graph in your own website somewhere? Which platform are you talking about?

I just want to have it as a picture.

Since ELO asked us to think about possible widgets to put on the sidebar for the User Profile, I'd wager a widget that makes a graph of PB progression for games you've ran sounds like a really interesting suggestion, and it would actually be interactive so it would hold more value than a mere picture.

Perhaps you could pitch the idea to them through the Support Hub? I don't know how feasible this is, but it would be awesome to see something of the sort implemented.

If it's a one time thing you want to make for yourself, the quickest way I can think of right now is to make a graph in Microsoft Excel. Manually type all your PBs in this format:

• Dates are in increasing order
• All number are in seconds, but you can also add decimal part for milliseconds

Then, mark all those cells (including the dates and the headers) and create a new line chart.

To handle all the empty cells:

• Right click on the chart
• Click on "Select Data"
• Go to "Hidden and Empty Cells"
• Select the option to show empty cells as "Connect data points with line"

Additional formatting is on you.

Thanks for the suggestion @Oreo321, I've thought about doing a graph with seconds. I asked here because I was hoping somebody had a solution with the hh:mm:ss.ms format

@Laika_the_Spacedog Ah, that's easy. Select all the time cells, and format them with custom format of hh:mm:ss.000 , like this:

Then type the relevant times in their matching format. The graph will still work the same.

Oh, I had no idea. All forums on the topic were like "graphs in Excel can't show times". Thanks!

@Oreo321 > "so-called Excel experts"

Is there a way where i can see the the wr history without all the sub categories cause i wanna make a world record history video

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