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I've got a Run Chart counting data for events by date, and just recently ran into a problem where two events occurred on the same day. Instead of showing two separate points on the run chart, it shows the sum of those two points as if it were a singular event. Obviously that's not what I want, since the sum value is not accurate to either of the two points. What I would like is to have the x-axis have two points next to each other with the same date shown (or at least appearing to be the same date), so that each event on that day is shown separately.
I tried turning the dates column into text values instead of dates; I tried looking for a "do not summarize" option but that's only available on the y-axis, not the date x-axis that I need; and I tried swapping the axis between continuous and categorical. None of these solved the problem.
Is there a good method to show these multiple dates back to back? I've considered adding different times to the dates, but if I'm just showing the day/month/year I don't think those times will make a difference.