OK. In any case you'll need to order months. Balancing between text and numeric display of the month is linked to Month() function. The text display is usually a shortened version of the month name, like Jan, Feb etc. Normally month names list is displayed as a parameter at the beginning of the script. It can eventually be changed to match with the complete month names you have in your Excel files (but it could cause other problems). Otherwise, it can be done in your graph with Match() function.
2nd month in your Excel file is Feburary, I guess it's just a typo to be corrected in Excel.
In your graph, first dimension is Month column, second is Year.
1) Month: turn the dimension into a calculated one:
=if(Match(Month,'January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November'
,'December')>=Num(Month(Today())), Month)
Name that dimension Month, tick the box to not show nulls, you'll get the month names of current month and after.
2) To order months: I see your Excel file has a Date field in 1st column, if it's loaded it Qlikview it will ease matters, you can sort months by this expression ascending:
=Avg(Num(Month(Date)))
If Date field is not in Qlikview, you can use Match() again, sorting with this expression ascending:
=Avg(Match(Month,'January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November'
,'December'))
3) Add Year as a second dimension, it should be naturally sorted in chronological order.
This should lead to the graph you want.
Hope it helps.
